While people often joke about snoring, it can actually be a significant health issue. Nouveau Health & Wellness offers a non-invasive laser snoring treatment called NightLase.

The Fotona NightLase C3 procedure stimulates collagen production and tightens throat tissue, resulting in less snoring and sleep apnea. It is safe and effective with no side effects though some patients may experience a mild sore throat after the procedure.

What is NightLase?

Snoring is a sign of a problem in the throat and mouth, and it can lead to serious health issues. It can cause poor sleep and daytime tiredness, and it can also be a sign of obstructive sleep apnea. NightLase is a non-invasive treatment that can stop snoring and reduce the symptoms of sleep apnea.

The procedure uses laser light to target the soft tissue in the throat, namely the uvula and the soft palate. It warms the collagen in these tissues, which strengthens and tightens them. This reduces snoring and improves airflow.

The procedure is comfortable and painless, and most patients do not experience any discomfort at all. However, some may feel a slight sore throat for a few days. Most people do not need to take any time off work, and they can resume their normal activities immediately after the treatment. The results from the treatment can last up to a year, though some patients may need follow-up treatments to maintain their progress.

How Does NightLase Work?

NightLase uses laser technology to target and tighten throat tissues to improve the flow of air. This reduces or eliminates snoring and the symptoms of mild to moderate sleep apnea, allowing you to get a good night’s rest again.

The treatment is comfortable and painless, with most patients experiencing only a dry throat and a mild sore throat after the procedure. The effects of the treatment typically last several months and can even last up to a year in some cases.

For the best results, we recommend scheduling a course of three NightLase sessions, spaced a few weeks apart. If you have been struggling to get a good night’s rest, contact us today to see if you could benefit from the noninvasive treatment of NightLase! The results can be life-changing. You may find that you have more energy throughout the day and are able to sleep better at night. This allows you to be more productive at work and home.

What Can I Expect from NightLase?

If you struggle with snoring and are at risk for sleep apnea, call us to schedule your free consultation. NightLase uses laser technology to heat and tighten throat tissues, eliminating snoring and addressing symptoms of sleep apnea.

Most patients do not experience any discomfort during or after treatment, and results are visible immediately. Touch-up sessions can be done as needed to maintain your quiet nights.

NightLase addresses the root cause of snoring and sleep apnea, a collapsed upper airway. This patented technology works without the need for surgical procedures or oral devices, and 85% of patients report being very satisfied with their results.

During the procedure, you will lie back and relax while we apply the laser treatment to your throat tissue. It only takes a few minutes per session, and it is painless with no downtime or special aftercare. Most patients notice a significant improvement in snoring and sleep apnea almost immediately. Results can last for several months to a year or more in some cases.

Who Is a Candidate for NightLase?

NightLase is ideal for anyone who snores or has mild to moderate sleep apnea. It is a safe and effective treatment that requires no surgery or implantable medical devices. Many patients find that their snoring significantly decreases and they are able to get more restful sleep. This improves their daytime functioning, boosts their energy levels and helps them maintain a healthy romantic relationship with their partner.

Nightlase heats and tightens the tissues in your throat and mouth to widen your airway and reduce the vibration that causes snoring. It does not cause any pain or discomfort and has a high success rate, with studies showing that results last up to a year.

Before you undergo Nightlase, we will conduct an oral examination and take images of your mouth and throat to determine whether it is right for you. We will also connect you with a sleep test to ensure that your snoring is not caused by sleep apnea, which is different from snoring and can be eliminated with other treatments such as oral appliances.