Berman Partners Medical Lasers

New and Pre-Owned Therapeutic Lasers

Podiatry

X-ray of human foot with arthritis at the ankle joint

Podiatric practices love lasers for their versatility. The therapy handpiece is utilized to treat any type of pain, inflammation, arthritis, infections or wounds. Meanwhile, the surgical ablation handpiece handles warts and ugly, unsightly nails. Additionally, the 7mm handpiece is designed for ugly, unsightly nails.

Pain, Inflammation, and Arthritis

  • Anti-Inflammation
  • Anti-Pain (Analgesic)
  • Accelerated Tissue Repair & Cell Growth Promoting faster healing
  • Faster Wound Healing
  • Immediate Increased Range of Motion
  • Immunoregulation
  • Improved Nerve Function
  • Improved Vascular Activity
  • Increased Metabolic Activity
  • Reduced Fibrous Tissue Formation (Scars)
  • Trigger & Acupuncture Point Stimulation

Wounds and Infections

Wounds and infections do not always respond well to conventional treatments. Diabetic / neuropathic patients have unique problems we gladly address. We have before /after pictures showing dramatic results coupled with clear, concise protocols. As the Physician, you’ll destroy the bacteria inhibiting / preventing proper healing whilst enlisting a cascade of healing mechanisms the body naturally employs. Lasers are a catalyst to promote ATP production in the mitochondria and oxygenation of the cells enabling and promoting rapid cell regeneration.

Mosaic and Discrete Warts

Warts may be excised (works like a CO2 laser) or treated in several sessions working through the layers (works like a Flashlamp pulse dye laser).

Toenail Fungus / Ugly Nail Syndrome

Toenail infections are often treated with Lamisil. Patients often don’t want to or cannot take oral medication or it simply didn’t work. A simple 12-minute pain-free, pleasant treatment addresses the syndrome for 10 toes.  To see before and after nail results please click HERE.

FAQ: Treating Ugly, Unsightly Nails

YES. Click Nails Before and After to view them.

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YES. Lasers for ugly, unsightly toenail infections have a multiple year track record that is very impressive. Patients are pleased, happy and no longer embarrassed by their ugly, unsightly toenail infections. Patients have stated they are now wearing open toe shoes and sandals, which they have not worn for many years because of their ugly, unsightly toes. Ask to see our post-laser photos.

YES. Thinning the nails to 1-2 mm allows more energy to penetrate the nails. Removing excess nail and non-attaching nail helps speed the process.

NO. The patient should have no pain or discomfort during the treatment. However, some people feel a slight warming sensation. The laser has the ability to adjust to all clinical situations.

The treatment is less than 15 minutes.

On average, a toenail will replace itself every 9-12 months. Healthy new growth will be visible after 2-4 months as the nails continue to grow following the laser treatment.

NO!

YES! The patient may return to their normal daily routine immediately after their toenail treatment.

NO. Laser treatment of nail and skin conditions is considered an aesthetic, cosmetic procedure by all insurance companies.

In our experience some HSA and FSA accounts will reimburse the expense to the patient.

It depends on which handpiece is utilized. Staff cannot ablate tissue. We provide thorough training which covers operating the laser. Treatment Protocols explain how to treat both acute and chronic conditions. All treatments are completed under your supervision.

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If you would like more information about our products, or would like a representative speak to you about how our lasers can help you improve patient care and increase revenues, please call us at 1-860-707-4220 or 1-609-254-9329 or Contact Us. We’ll be happy to assist you and answer your questions. Please read our Frequently Asked Questions by clicking HERE.