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Simple and effective, NightLase works best for patients who experience increased snoring. After your full course of treatment, you should sleep better with no snoring for up to a year.
*Each person is unique and may react differently to the proposed treatment. Actual results may vary.
NightLase is a non-invasive, patient-friendly laser treatment aimed at reducing snoring and improving sleep quality. It works by using laser energy to heat and tighten soft tissues in the throat, which helps keep the airway open during sleep. The procedure is comfortable, typically requires no anesthesia, and involves several sessions. NightLase is most effective for those with mild to moderate snoring or sleep apnea.
Snoring occurs when air cannot move freely through your nose and mouth during sleep. This is due to a narrowing in your airway, which causes the tissues to vibrate and make an audible sound. Many factors can contribute to snoring, such as age, nasal and sinus problems, being overweight, alcohol, smoking, medications, and sleep posture. Importantly, snoring can also be a sign of a more serious condition called Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA). OSA occurs when the airway becomes blocked during sleep, causing frequent interruptions in breathing and leading to fragmented sleep.
During your personalized assessment, you will meet with an expert physician to review your treatment goals and health history.
Before we begin treatment, we’ll review our consent forms with you and answer any questions you may have.
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.
NightLase treatments last approximately 15 minutes and require no downtime, allowing you to return to your normal routine following your appointment.
Please contact your clinic to discuss the cost of this treatment.
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.
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.
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NightLase involves three sessions spaced over six weeks, with each session taking 15 to 30 minutes. Many find it a satisfying solution for snoring and sleep apnea, with results lasting up to a year. The treatment can be repeated as needed and doesn’t interfere with your daily activities.
The success rate of NightLase treatment varies, but studies and clinical experience suggest that it can be an effective treatment for many patients. Typically, about 70-80% of individuals experience significant improvement in symptoms related to sleep apnea and snoring. Success is often measured by reductions in snoring, improved sleep quality, and a decrease in the frequency of apneic events. However, individual results can vary, so it’s important to discuss expectations and potential outcomes with a healthcare provider.
NightLase treatment is generally safe with no long-term complications. Most patients experience no significant effects. However, some individuals might encounter minor issues such as a mild sore throat, which typically resolves quickly.
NightLase treatment is designed to be minimally uncomfortable. Most patients describe the procedure as tolerable with only slight discomfort. The laser is applied to the tissues of the throat and palate, which may cause a mild warm sensation or tingling. Any discomfort experienced is generally brief and subsides shortly after the treatment. Local anesthesia is not required, as the procedure is non-invasive and well-tolerated by most individuals.
NightLase helps improve sleep patterns by specifically targeting issues related to sleep apnea. Here’s how it can influence sleep patterns:
Several treatments are available for snoring. NightLase, for example, uses a laser to tighten throat tissues and boost collagen production. Dental appliances can also advance the jaw to keep the airways open. CPAP is commonly used for snoring related to sleep apnea, though it can be uncomfortable for some. If these methods aren’t effective, surgical options like hypoglossal nerve stimulation or procedures to remove or tighten throat tissues may be considered. It’s best to consult a specialist to find the most suitable treatment option for your needs.
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