NightLase Edmonton South

Snoring Treatment

NightLase is a non-invasive laser treatment designed to reduce snoring and improve sleep quality. The procedure uses laser energy to gently heat and tighten the soft tissues in the throat, helping to keep the airway open during sleep. The treatment requires no anesthesia and is suitable for patients experiencing mild to moderate snoring or symptoms associated with obstructive sleep apnea.

Book an Appointment

Because every patient's airway anatomy, symptoms and medical history are different, NightLase at our South Edmonton clinic always begins with a personalized consultation. Together with your specialist, you will assess whether NightLase is the most appropriate option for your situation and discuss what a realistic treatment plan could look like, the expected results and the possible side effects, which will be reviewed in detail during your consultation. Learn more about NightLase in Edmonton and book your personalized consultation with our team.

What to Expect During Your Session

Step 1

Personalized Assessment

During your personalized assessment, you will meet with an expert physician to review your treatment goals and health history.

Step 2

Review & Consent

Before we begin treatment, we’ll review our consent forms with you and answer any questions you may have.

Step 3

Begin Treatment

Your physician will use a laser at the back of your mouth to promote collagen restructuring in the appropriate area. You may feel a heating sensation, but the procedure is often painless.

Step 4

After Treatment

NightLase treatments last approximately 15 minutes and require no downtime, allowing you to return to your normal routine following your appointment.

Follow-Up & Maintenance

NightLase requires three separate treatment sessions, spread over a six-week period. The final results can last up to a year, and the treatment can be repeated as needed.

Contraindications

We do not offer this treatment to those who are pregnant, have a disease of the throat or vocal cords, or have an acute throat infection.