Diode lasers were commonly used in the field of therapeutic treatment for pain relief and wound healing, while the CO2 laser enjoyed the first choice for surgery.

Unlike CO2 lasers, the diode laser beam is transmitted through an optical fibre. This means that the laser beam can be delivered through rigid or flexible endoscopes and now used for surgeries.

We have also developed various metal probes to respond to the demands from veterinarians.

From vigorous surgery to soft therapy, from abdominal surgery to claw removal or ophthalmology, Diode Laser is a great tool for your clinic.

Veterinary Clinical Applications

In recent times, diode lasers have become the laser of choice due to their small size, increased versatility and easy maintenance. At the highest settings the GIGAA Diode Lasers are easy to use as scalpels for everyday surgical procedures. The accuracy of the laser beam targets and vaporizes the pigmented cellular structures in soft tissue. At low wattage, the lasers can be used for therapeutic procedures to promote healing, pain control, inflammation and infection.

The benefits of laser scalpels include a greater precision, reduction of bleeding via instantaneous cauterisation of wounds, and faster healing for the patient.