Designed for appropriate snoring
NightLase is intended for snoring associated with soft-tissue vibration in the oropharyngeal area.
NightLase® is a non-ablative Fotona laser treatment designed to reduce snoring caused by vibration of soft tissue in the back of the throat. Evaluation comes first because snoring can also be a sign of obstructive sleep apnea.

NightLase uses Fotona SMOOTH® mode to deliver controlled heat to oral soft tissue, including areas of the soft palate. The treatment is intended to stimulate collagen remodeling and reduce tissue vibration that contributes to snoring.
NightLase is not a substitute for a sleep study, medical diagnosis, CPAP, or another prescribed sleep-apnea therapy. When obstructive sleep apnea is suspected or diagnosed, care should be coordinated with an appropriate sleep-medicine provider.
NightLase is intended for snoring associated with soft-tissue vibration in the oropharyngeal area.
Fotona SMOOTH mode delivers controlled thermal energy without surgically cutting tissue.
Treatment is commonly delivered over multiple sessions spaced several weeks apart, with timing individualized after evaluation.
Frequent snoring may involve tissue vibration, but it should be assessed in the context of overall sleep and airway health.
Poor sleep, morning headaches, or daytime fatigue can warrant medical sleep evaluation.
Witnessed pauses in breathing, gasping, or diagnosed apnea require appropriate medical coordination.
We discuss snoring patterns, sleep symptoms, health history, previous testing, and existing therapies.
An examination helps determine whether the anatomy and type of snoring may be appropriate for NightLase.
Laser sessions are scheduled over time, followed by reassessment and maintenance planning when appropriate.
At your visit, we'll talk through the lightest-touch option that achieves what you want.
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