How Medical Laser Market will Light up the Future of Medicine - AMR News

Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation (LASER) has opened many doors for healthcare professionals and assisted surgeons in several surgical procedures. These devices can treat or remove tissues using an extremely focused laser beam. They are used for various applications such as ophthalmology, gynecology, urology, dentistry, and others. In addition, lasers have proven to be effective in refractive eye surgery, cosmetic surgery, and dental procedures where conventional methods fail to offer precision.

Owing to the high energy and extremely small diffusion angle, laser radiation is used in several fields. Thanks to new technological advancements, this field is linked to the development of laser science.

According to Allied Market Research, the global medical laser market (Read More @ https://bit.ly/3uZK1qo) is expected to reach $16.23 billion by 2026, growing at a CAGR of 10.8% from 2019 to 2026. Surge in incidence of several chronic diseases, surge in technological advancements, and high adoption of medical lasers for cosmetic surgeries have boosted the market growth. Over the years, several market players have brought novel devices into the market.

For instance, Bausch Health Companies Inc., a leading company in the medical aesthetics industry, announced the launch of its next-generation Clear + Brilliant laser. The device delivers customized and comprehensive treatment to patients of all ages and skin types. Moreover, it allows healthcare practitioners to switch between two wavelengths with the handpiece. This device is the most convenient way to offer complete treatment during a single appointment, which is the prime requirement of the majority of patients.

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Top Leading Players:

The other players in the value chain (companies not included in the report) include Quantel laser, Nidek CO., LTD., Topcon Corporation, DEKA M.E.L.A. S.r.l., SharpLight Technologies, Sciton, Inc., and Alma Lasers.

Covid-19 Scenario-

Here, it's worth mentioning that the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic gave way to adjournment of the majority of elective surgeries across the world, which in turn resulted into a steep decline in demand for Medical Laser, thereby impacting the market negatively, especially during the initial period. However, as the global situation is getting back to normalcy, the market is also projected to revive soon.

Future of Medical Laser:
Needless to say, laser beams are not being used up to their full potential and in the future, they would play a vital role in various kinds of surgeries. In the R&D of laser science, the developments are non-stop and researchers have been launching innovative devices and applications of the technology that could open new doors in the medical field.

Scientists have found that thermal and light energy generated by laser devices can be exploited to overcome inflammation of tissues and several chronic heart diseases. Such inventions would soon enter the healthcare sector and become a powerful force. What's more, we can say that it would define the future of the medical field when it comes to robotic-assisted surgeries. However, clinical lasers can be expensive, large, and demand a trained workforce. Thus, in the future, easy-to-use, portable, and affordable lasers would enter the market to meet the demand.

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