Urology Laser for BPH

HPLAS2 operates dual wavelengths of 1470 and 980 nanometers (nm) running in parallel with the maximum output of 150W or 200W, So that it has the advantage that an optimal absorption is achieved in water and hemoglobin, which in turn means a high rate of ablation in combination with a good hemostatic (blood-staunching) effect.

The Dual laser could enable the ejaculation in internal structures of the prostate spared, so it is the very first time for laser method to prevent the so-called retrograde ejaculation, particularly for middle-aged men between 40 and 50 years old who may still have the wish to have children even if they are suffering from BPH.

The excellent hemostatic profile has a positive impact on the healing process: There is virtually no loss of blood during and after procedure, and the internal tissue is spared. The patient experiences relief following the treatment and no longer feels the constant and uncomfortable urge to urinate.