Onychomycosis treatment laser

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Product overview
A 980 nm diode laser for onychomycosis treatment delivers near-infrared energy to selectively heat and inactivate fungal elements within the nail plate and bed while aiming to minimize thermal impact on surrounding healthy tissue. It is intended for non‑invasive podiatry or clinic procedures to promote healthy nail regrowth after fungal eradication; clinical outcomes and long‑term persistence of cure can vary.

Details

• Treatment target: nail fungus (onychomycosis)
• Mechanism: near-infrared diode laser producing a photothermolytic effect
• Action: selective heating of infected tissue via absorption by water and melanin in fungal cells
• Procedure type: non-invasive, clinic- or podiatry-performed sessions
• Expected outcome: reduction/elimination of fungal load and support for healthy nail regrowth; individual results may vary

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Characteristics / technical specifications

• Wavelength: 980 nm (near-infrared)
• Indication: onychomycosis (fungal nail infection)
• Primary chromophores: water and melanin
• Effect: photothermolytic inactivation of fungal cells
• Treatment mode: non-invasive diode laser therapy for podiatry/clinic use
• Clinical goal: support eradication of fungal infection and promote healthy nail regrowth
• Safety note: designed to target infected tissue while limiting exposure to adjacent healthy tissue; follow clinical protocols
• Effectiveness: described as safe and effective in clinical contexts; long-term cure persistence may vary