The Therapeutic Effects of Laser Therapy Instruments on Post-operative Wound Healing
One of the most important therapeutic effects of laser therapy is that it can effectively stimulate tissue repair. Low-level laser irradiation can significantly promote wound healing and tissue regeneration.
Laser irradiation can directly act on cells, stimulating the proliferation, migration, and collagen and elastin production of epithelial cells and fibroblasts. This can significantly promote wound crusting, re-epithelialization, and extracellular matrix remodeling. Irradiation also increases microvascular regeneration and perfusion, providing sufficient nutrients and oxygen for tissue repair.
Multiple studies have confirmed that direct low-level laser treatment of surgical wounds post-operation can accelerate healing speed, improve healing quality, and reduce scar formation. This is mainly attributed to the effect of laser direct stimulation of tissue repair.
In addition, laser irradiation can also relieve pain, inhibit inflammation, and have anti-infective effects, creating an optimal biological environment for tissue repair. However, treatment parameters need to be precisely controlled by doctors, and individualized treatment plans are required for different wound types.
In summary, laser therapy can directly stimulate cell activity and is a very effective adjuvant treatment in the wound healing process. It can significantly accelerate post-surgical wound healing, improve prognosis, and is an ideal wound management method.