Get Better Sleep with NightLase and ApneaLase

Name: Get Better Sleep with NightLase and ApneaLase
Uploaded: 2025-04-01T12:00:47+00:00
Duration: 46 s
Channel: Dr. Charles Mok
Description: A short promotional/educational excerpt (speaker: Dr. Charles Mok) emphasizing the importance of high-quality sleep for memory consolidation, cognition…

1 Apr 2025 · 1 min

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A short promotional/educational excerpt (speaker: Dr. Charles Mok) emphasizing the importance of high-quality sleep for memory consolidation, cognition, and long-term health. The clinician describes an airway assessment and two laser-based treatments: NightLase (originally for snoring) and ApneaLase (for obstructive sleep apnea/sleep-disordered breathing), noting ApneaLase is now preferred because it works better across sleep-disordered breathing.

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Understanding more now the importance of quality sleep than ever. When you sleep, there's certain stages of sleep that convert your daytime memories into long term memories. This is when people get mental fogginess or forgetfulness. It's frequently a result of poor sleeping. And numerous studies have shown that if you don't get good quality sleep, it affects the longevity of your life and your health. So sleep is very important. So when you come in, we'll assess you and look in your airway and see if you're a candidate for the apnea. Nasal Lays and Night Lays. If you decide to move forward with the apnea Lays procedure or the Night Lays procedure, the apnea lase is for apnea. The night lays is for snoring. It's basically the same procedure. The original night lays procedure was really more of a minor procedure to get the snoring reduced. We use the apnea lace technique for pretty much all sleep disorder breathing because it works much better.