YAG Laser
Versatile Yttrium Aluminum Garnet laser technology used across multiple medical specialties for precise, minimally invasive treatments.
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About YAG Laser
YAG lasers include Nd:YAG, Er:YAG, and Holmium:YAG variants used in ophthalmology, dermatology, urology, dentistry, and surgery. These fiber-delivered lasers provide precise tissue interaction with minimal thermal damage and excellent hemostasis for various therapeutic applications.
Key Information
Cost Range
₹200 - ₹5000
Recovery Time
Varies by procedure: same-day for eye treatments, 1-7 days for dermatology, 1-2 weeks for urological procedures
Results Duration
None
Procedure Types
Standard
Who Can Perform This Procedure?
YAG Laser should be performed by qualified doctors specializing in:
- Skin Rejuvenation And Resurfacing
- Plastic Surgery
- Reconstructive Surgery
Procedure Details
Treatment varies by laser type and application: Nd:YAG for eye procedures (posterior capsulotomy, glaucoma treatment), tattoo removal, hair removal; Er:YAG for periodontal therapy and skin resurfacing; Holmium:YAG for kidney stone lithotripsy and prostate surgery. Fiber-optic delivery enables endoscopic procedures.
Procedure Types
Standard
A variation of YAG Laser
Procedure Duration
Surgery Time
1-3 hours
Hospital Stay
Outpatient procedure
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Ideal Candidates
Patients requiring precise laser therapy across multiple specialties: post-cataract surgery complications, glaucoma, tattoo removal, kidney stones, BPH, periodontal disease, vascular lesions, or skin resurfacing. Specific candidacy varies by application and medical specialty.
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Recovery Process
None
Benefits
Minimal collateral thermal damage, excellent precision, fiber delivery for endoscopic access, superior coagulation properties, versatile multi-specialty applications, reduced bleeding, faster healing compared to traditional surgery.
Risks
Procedure-specific risks: eye pressure elevation, retinal tears (ophthalmology), temporary redness/swelling (dermatology), urethral stricture (urology). Overall low complication rates with proper training and safety protocols.
Important Note
All surgical procedures carry risks. Discuss your specific concerns with your doctor before making any decisions.
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