Disposable optical fibre
Laser light is delivered through a disposable optical fibre directly into the forearm vein.
Endovenous laser therapy is a regulation therapy: it does not interfere with healthy tissue and stabilises disturbed cellular functions, leading to the normalisation and optimisation of cellular metabolism.
Endovenous laser therapy is a regulation therapy. This means that, on the one hand, it does not interfere with healthy tissue and, on the other, that altered cellular functions are stabilised by the laser, leading to the normalisation and optimisation of cellular metabolism.
This also explains why none of the clinical and scientific studies carried out to date have detected significant side effects.
This treatment may be used in various clinical situations, including:
Laser light is delivered through a disposable optical fibre directly into the forearm vein.
This form of blood irradiation allows for precise and safe dosing in each session.
The device is optimised so that no heat is generated within the blood vessel.
The medical doctor determines the number of treatments, the interval between sessions and the duration of each, according to the clinical indication.
Does not interfere with healthy tissue, acting only on disturbed cellular functions.
Stabilises cellular functions, leading to the normalisation and optimisation of metabolism.
None of the clinical and scientific studies carried out to date have detected relevant side effects.
The high energy content of the laser allows optimal therapeutic effects to be achieved across a wide variety of conditions.
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