PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 08, 2013 (Press-News.org) As a company that provides extensive repair, service and equipment in the laser device market, the Laser Outlet is familiar with the wide array of solutions that are possible with this progressive form of technology. From providing correcting vision to treating epilepsy, advanced laser technology is known to provide thorough remediation for many different medical problems. Now, according to a recent article from The New York Times, many patients who struggle with fungal nail infections may have the ability to solve their troubles with an innovative laser treatment.
While fungal nail infections may seem unappealing, they are fairly common according to The New York Times. The article reveals, "The germs that cause toenail fungus, or onychomycosis as it is known in the medical world, are tough to avoid. They thrive near pools, in gyms, on clothing and can even hide in carpeting. So it may be no surprise that at some point in their lives, roughly one out of 10 adults develop the infection, which can leave nails brittle, discolored and inflamed."
According to the article, some may find relief through oral medication--such as Lamisil--or topical solutions. However, many find that the infections return, leaving a need for treatment that delivers better results. As such, the article reveals, "The FDA has approved laser therapy procedures for toenail fungus as well. One clinical trial involving a type of laser called Noveon found that nine months after treatment, just over a third of patients were cured."
The Laser Outlet comments in a recent press statement, "While it may seem like a small problem in the scheme of medical problems, it is important to recognize how laser technology can prove more effective than other forms of treatment. Laser technology is beginning to gain recognition all across the medical industry for many different problems. From corrective vision surgery to eradication of nail fungus, laser technology has shown to offer patients solid, steady results."
However, while the end result of laser treatments and surgeries may prove preferable to patients suffering from a myriad of problems, the cost may not always be as affordable as other options. For example, the article explains that a single laser treatment for fungal nail therapy can cost as much as $1,000. For this reason, the Laser Outlet encourages a greater acceptance and implication of laser tools in the medical world.
"It is our mission to provide low-cost repair and laser equipment for medical providers in order to help make these kinds of solutions not only more available, but more affordable to the general public," the Laser Outlet concludes in its press statement.
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The Laser Outlet provides clients with three decades of experience in the cosmetic, surgical, and medical laser field. This expertise allows the group to create a comprehensive solution for third party service and sales. They offer high-quality pre-owned equipment at a reasonable price, making it the perfect solution for businesses that aim for precision at an affordable rate. With a reputation for providing affordable and reliable aftermarket service and repair, the Laser Outlet offers clients free estimates, on-site site or depot service, yearly maintenance programs, as well as condition reports that indicate the true functionality of the laser.
Laser Technologies Could Ease Nail Fungus Woes According to the Laser Outlet
As many Americans struggle with fungal infections in their toenails, laser surgery options are providing a more thorough solution for this medical complication. As a repair and equipment provider, the Laser Outlet comments on this innovation.
2013-05-08
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[Press-News.org] Laser Technologies Could Ease Nail Fungus Woes According to the Laser OutletAs many Americans struggle with fungal infections in their toenails, laser surgery options are providing a more thorough solution for this medical complication. As a repair and equipment provider, the Laser Outlet comments on this innovation.