The CO₂ laser is a synonym for precision. The CO₂ laser wavelength is the adequate energy for gynecological surgery with highly predictable tissue effect and low thermal impact to non-target tissue. The CO₂ laser has the smallest zone of thermal spread in comparison with all other energy-based devices and other laser wavelengths, therefore holds an unprecedented ability to operate near critical structures and delicate anatomy. The Lumenis advanced laser systems and designated GYN accessories allow for differentiated tissue treatment capabilities, especially targeted to work on and around delicate tissue surfaces, such as the cervix, vulva and lower genital tract.

FiberLase^TM allows you to expand from the operating room to the outpatient environment, save costs, and enable periodical treatments of recurring conditions under local anesthesia.

"In cases of Vaginal Intraepithelial Neoplasia (VAIN), the surgery is best done with a CO₂ laser coupled to a colposcope under general or regional anesthesia. Following laser vaporization, postoperative discomfort is minimal, and healing of the mucous membrane is restored within 4 weeks. Because postoperative bleeding is not usually a problem after laser vaporization, there is no need for routine use of solutions such as ferric subsulfate."¹

1. Reference: Deleon F, Baggish M, Glob. libr. women's med., 2008