Portable Laser Treatment Machine For Toenail Fungus And Warts Removal

The 1064nm laser technology developed by Dimed helps podiatrists tackle treatment-resistant disorders, such as onychomycosis, plantar warts and intractable plantar keratosis (IPK), and perform LLLT and small podiatric surgery. Berylas brings to consulting rooms the advantages of the very latest laser technology for podiatric applications. The goal: to meet the specific needs of all podiatrists and their patients, with a multi-application platform for foot care.

Berylas laser solution is ideal for the treatment of onychomycosis, plantar warts, neurovascular corns, intractable plantar keratosis (IPK), low-level laser therapy (LLLT) and small podiatric surgery.

• Highly effective in onychomycosis: Berylas destroys nail fungus by selective photothermolysis without damaging the nail plate or skin. It is highly effective, has no side effects and the procedures are very fast.
• Also for plantar warts: Berylas vaporises lesions effectively, quickly and safely, even in multiple plantar wart cases, and without side effects.
• Non-surgical solution for corns and IPK: The Berylas laser shortens recovery time after corn and IPK treatment. It also precludes the need to administer drug therapy and achieves visible improvement from the first session. Its use is indicated in both acute and chronic cases. It produces no residual pain or side effects.
• LLLT anti-pain therapy: The application of Berylas in LLLT mode produces an anti-inflammatory, analgesic and tissue regeneration effect in ulcers, post-surgical hallux valgus and painful and inflammatory conditions such as plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinitis and metatarsalgia. LLLT shortens recovery time, precludes the need to administer drugs and can be combined with other treatments.
• Podiatric laser surgery: Another indication for Berylas is podiatric surgery. Its great cutting and coagulation capacity makes it a powerful surgical tool that minimises bleeding and provides high precision in procedures such as matricectomy.

What Can Laser Podiatry Procedures Treat?

Due to advancements in technology, laser podiatry treatment can be used effectively to treat a variety of podiatric conditions.

• Warts. Laser treatment is safe and effective in the reduction and removal of warts, particularly for patients who have not experienced positive results from topical treatments.
• Ingrown toenail. A painful and very common foot condition, an ingrown toenail can be removed with the help of laser podiatry treatment. Though trimming the nail can temporarily relieve pain, a reoccurring ingrown toenail can be removed at the root with laser treatment.
• Fungus. Depending on the specific diagnosis, fungal conditions of the foot may be treated with topical medicine, laser treatment or a combination of the two.

Though non-invasive treatment options are available, laser treatment provides many patients with relief for a variety of conditions. Individuals experiencing warts, ingrown toenails or fungus may want to discuss the availability of laser treatment methods with their podiatrists.

What Are the Benefits of Laser Podiatry Treatment?

From expedited recovery to minimal risk, laser podiatry treatment offers multiple benefits to individuals suffering with foot pain or discomfort.

• Local anesthesia. Some patients are allergic to general anesthesia, while others have difficulty recovering from anesthetization. Laser treatments often only require local anesthesia, as opposed to general, and require less recovery time.
• Less pain. Depending on the diagnosis, laser techniques can reduce the amount of pain the patient experiences while healing.
• Less downtime. Unlike invasive surgeries, laser treatments are quick and usually result in minimal downtime. Many patients can walk and resume normal functioning the same day as the procedure.
• Minimal discomfort and scarring. When reviewing treatment options for podiatric conditions, patients look for procedures with minimal side effects, including pain and post-procedure scarring. Compared to alternative methods, laser treatment results in minimal scarring and discomfort.
• Precise treatment. A benefit to patients, laser treatment allows a podiatrist to specifically target the affected area and gain precise control over the procedure. Unlike topical treatments, laser techniques enable podiatrists to treat foot conditions at the point of origin.

Patients considering laser treatment options should speak with their podiatrists regarding aftercare instructions. Following wound care directions will reduce the likelihood of post-procedure complications.

Full Accessories:

Nail fungus handpiece

Therapy handpiece

Safety goggles

Footswitch

Interlock

Power cord

Carry case

Professional cart(Optional)