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NightLase

NightLase for snoring with no nighttime appliance.

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.

Focus Snoring
Technology Er:YAG laser
Plan Treatment series
Man enjoying a calm morning after restful sleep
Fotona NightLase®
A non-surgical laser approach for appropriate snoring concerns.
Service Overview

Quieter sleep starts with the right diagnosis.

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.

Designed for appropriate snoring

NightLase is intended for snoring associated with soft-tissue vibration in the oropharyngeal area.

Non-ablative treatment

Fotona SMOOTH mode delivers controlled thermal energy without surgically cutting tissue.

Usually a series

Treatment is commonly delivered over multiple sessions spaced several weeks apart, with timing individualized after evaluation.

What NightLase Addresses

If any of these sound familiar...

i. Snore

Habitual snoring

Frequent snoring may involve tissue vibration, but it should be assessed in the context of overall sleep and airway health.

ii. Sleep

Disrupted sleep quality

Poor sleep, morning headaches, or daytime fatigue can warrant medical sleep evaluation.

iii. Airway

Possible sleep apnea

Witnessed pauses in breathing, gasping, or diagnosed apnea require appropriate medical coordination.

01

Review sleep and airway history

We discuss snoring patterns, sleep symptoms, health history, previous testing, and existing therapies.

Screen
02

Evaluate oral soft tissue

An examination helps determine whether the anatomy and type of snoring may be appropriate for NightLase.

Assess
03

Complete a treatment series

Laser sessions are scheduled over time, followed by reassessment and maintenance planning when appropriate.

Treat
Treatment Options

There is often a lighter version than you think.

At your visit, we'll talk through the lightest-touch option that achieves what you want.

Discuss Options With a Doctor

NightLase

Non-ablative laser treatment for appropriate soft-tissue snoring.

Laser

Custom Sleep Appliance

A separate oral-appliance option for appropriate snoring or diagnosed obstructive sleep apnea.

Appliance

Sleep Medicine Coordination

Medical testing and treatment remain important when obstructive sleep apnea is suspected.

Medical
Comfort & Technology

Quiet visits, supported by modern tools and a calmer pace.

Your care is supported by digital planning, gentle technique, and comfort options that fit the visit.

No Surgical Incisions NightLase uses controlled laser heating rather than cutting soft tissue.
No Nighttime Device The laser treatment itself does not require an appliance worn during sleep.
Coordinated Evaluation Sleep-apnea warning signs are taken seriously rather than treated as simple snoring.
01 What does NightLase treat?
NightLase is designed to reduce snoring associated with vibration of soft tissue in the back of the throat. An evaluation is needed to determine whether it fits the cause of your snoring.
02 Is NightLase a cure for obstructive sleep apnea?
No. NightLase should not replace sleep testing or prescribed apnea treatment. It may be considered as supportive care for selected patients in coordination with a sleep-medicine provider.
03 How many NightLase sessions are needed?
NightLase is generally planned as a series of sessions spaced several weeks apart. The exact number and maintenance schedule depend on your evaluation and response.
04 Does NightLase require anesthesia or downtime?
The manufacturer describes NightLase as non-ablative and typically performed without anesthesia or planned downtime. Individual experiences and recommendations can vary.
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Begin When You're Ready

Let's start with a conversation, not a commitment.

Every visit begins the same way: an unhurried conversation, a chance to understand what's possible, and time to decide on your own terms.

Hours
Monday to Friday · 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Wednesday closes at 3pm Saturday & Sunday, Closed
Email
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