Complex and Chronic Wounds: The New Laser Strategy

Precision Debridement. Functional Tissue Regeneration.

Why Chronic Wounds Fail to Heal?

Impaired vascularisation, tissue hypoxia, and persistent biofilm trap the wound in a chronic inflammatory state — requiring targeted stimulation of angiogenesis and regeneration.
LINLINE TECHNOLOGY

LINLINE Dual-Phase Laser Protocol

We target the root causes of non-healing
  • Selective vaporisation
of necrotic tissue
  • Immediate visual endpoint (capillary bleeding)
  • Biofilm removal
  • No thermal necrosis of viable tissue
  • Repeatable outpatient procedure
  • Mechanical-acoustic stimulation up to ~6 mm depth
  • Activation of angiogenesis
  • Collagen remodelling
  • Improvement of tissue trophism
  • Reduction of fibrotic barriers
Step 1 - Atraumatic Laser Debridement
Step 2 -
RecoSMA®
Regenerative
Biostimulation
LINLINE TECHNOLOGY

How it Works

Watch the video to see the technology in action

Clinical cases

A 76-year-old female patient diagnosed with a right leg lower-third ulcer. Duration: 60 weeks. Initial area: 108 cm2. Sessions: 8. Time to wound closure: 9 weeks. Follow up: 14 months.

Clinical cases

A 48-year-old female patient diagnosed with a right plantar hindfoot ulcer. Duration: 3 weeks.
Initial area: 42 cm2. Sessions: 6. Time to wound closure: 7 weeks. Follow up: 62 months

Clinical cases

Female, 55, diabetic, hypertension and gout, non-healing foot ulcer.
10 laser sessions
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RecoSMA technology

Clinical cases

Male, 56. Fourth-degree frostbite of the fingers. 8 laser sessions.
Complete soft tissue recovery.

Clinical cases

Male, 60. Non-healing burn wound for over 2 months. 2 laser sessions.
Complete epithelialization with no scarring or contractures.

Clinical cases

A 71-year-old male patient diagnosed with a right leg lower-third ulcer.
Duration: 68 weeks. Initial area: 36 cm². Sessions: 6. Time to wound closure: 7 weeks. Follow up: 5 months.

Clinical cases

A 70-year-old male patient diagnosed with a right diabetic foot ulcer on dorsum with tendon exposed.
Duration: 8 weeks. Initial area: 60 cm². Sessions: 8. Time to wound closure: 9 weeks. Follow up: 6 months

Clinical cases

Female 16. Decubitus Ulcer in the Upper Third of the Posterior Surface of the Thigh.

Clinical cases

Female, 5 months. Progressive Hemangioma in Gluteal Region alongside Ulceration and Tissue Necrosis

Clinical cases

Female, 58. Trophic Ulcers, Vasculitis. 14 sessions.

Clinical cases

Female, 31. Non-healing wound due to suture dehiscence after mastopexy.
5 laser sessions.

Clinical cases

F, 33, Wound dehiscence after plastic surgery. 2 sessions.

Clinical cases

F, 58, Trophic ulcers, vasculitis. 14 sessions.

Clinical cases

F,67, Venous leg ulcer, type 2 diabetes. 14 sessions.

Clinical cases

F, 5 months, Ulcerated Infantile hemangioma. 11 sessions.

Clinical cases

M, 37, Diabetic ulcer. 8 sessions.

Clinical cases

Female, 31. Chronic post-traumatic neurotrophic foot ulcer
(approx. 5 years duration). 10 laser sessions.

Clinical cases

Male, 45. Non-healing wound of the anterior abdominal wall following
hepatectomy and relaparotomy, complicated by a postoperative
Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection. 9 laser sessions.

Clinical cases

M, 36, Trophic ulcer, chronic osteomyelitis. 5 sessions.

Clinical cases

Female, 28. Non-healing leg ulcer due to Budd-Chiari syndrome,
complicated by severe lower limb edema and the development
of bullous-necrotic erysipelas. 4 laser sessions.

Clinical cases

M, 65, Long-term non-healing sternal wound (coronary bypass surgery). 8 sessions.

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