Laser Tightening of the Soft Palate
Non-Ablative CO2 Laser Tissue Remodeling
This procedure targets one of the primary culprits behind snoring and upper airway obstruction: soft palate tissue laxity.
Compared with traditional approaches, this treatment is very well-tolerated, causes minimal discomfort, and complements other treatment modalities brilliantly
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Non-Ablative, Coagulative Soft Tissue Remodeling for Intra-Oral Applications:
Collagen Contraction (Tighten Tissue)
Soft Palate Elongation
Uvula Elongation
Reduce Snoring
Improve Breathing
Minimally Invasive Adjunctive Treatment
Calibrated Laser Energy
Calibrated Laser Energy: The procedure utilizes a specially designed CO2 laser that emits a precise and calibrated beam of energy. This laser energy is carefully transmitted to target the specific tissue in the soft palate that contributes to snoring and other related issues.
Stimulating Collagen Production & Contraction
The CO2 laser energy is absorbed by the tissue without ablating or cutting it. Instead, it stimulates a process known as collagen production, similar to how skin rejuvenates and tightens in certain cosmetic procedures. Collagen, a crucial protein for tissue structure and firmness, responds to this stimulation. As a result, the existing collagen fibers in the soft palate tighten and contract, leading to a firmer and more toned tissue structure, without the need for destructive or excision procedures.
No Destruction or Excision
Importantly, non-ablative CO2 laser tissue remodeling does not destroy or remove any tissue. Unlike traditional surgical procedures that involve cutting or removing parts of the soft palate, this technique preserves the natural tissue while enhancing its firmness.
Minimal Discomfort/ Downtime
Procedure takes only a few minutes and involves minimal discomfort and downtime, allowing patients to resume their daily routines shortly after treatment. The procedure offers immediate results with long-lasting benefits.
TARGETED ADJUNCT TREATMENT
This precise laser treatment specifically targets soft palate issues while preserving healthy tissue. It may result in long-lasting relief from snoring, improved airflow, and can be effectively combined with orofacial myofunctional therapy, eXciteOSA, oral appliances, UPPP, or CPAP therapy for comprehensive treatment and enhanced results.