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treatmentLaser destruction of clusters of sweat glands is one of the most effective methods of dealing with hyperhidrosisCurrently, hyperhidrosis is a fairly common pathological condition, which is characterized by increased sweating of the whole body or its local parts. Using the Nd YAG Invasive laser module, laser treatment of hyperhidrosis is possible by treating the problem area with special handpieces of various diameters that destroy most of the sweat glands, and further their recovery does not occur. The special distribution of laser energy allows you to remove not all sweat glands in the problem area, but with a certain interval, because, in general, sweat glands play a very important role in the body’s thermoregulation, and their deficiency in a certain area can lead to the development of the problem of compensatory sweating ( hyperhidrosis in other areas of the body), as well as excessive dryness of the epidermis, etc

removalDuring the procedure, the laser beam of the LASEST module acts on the skin, layer by layer destroying the pigment located in the epidermal and dermal layers of the skin without damaging the healthy cells around. After the procedure, the pigment color changes to a lighter and is gradually washed out of the skin by lymph.The LASEST laser complex uses three different wavelengths at once to remove tattoos of various colors. For laser removal of black and blue tattoos, Nd YAG / KTP QSwitched LASEST is best suited. The RUBY Active LASEST laser module allows you, together with black and blue tattoos, to remove even green tattoos. A unique KTR nozzle will easily help get rid of tattoos in yellow and red

treatmentLaser treatment of urinary incontinence is most effective if the disease was caused by stress, psychological discomfort. Also, indications for this procedure may be atony of the pelvic floor muscles. Er YAG Gynecology is used to treat this diseaseUrinary incontinence is currently a serious and common problem, which affects up to 25% of women, mostly older women. Often this problem occurs at a younger age and is often associated with poor heredity, overweight problems or due to excessive physical exertion