A good night’s sleep is priceless. But sometimes you can’t help having congested airways. If it’s time for a good night’s sleep for you and your partner, it’s time to put snoring and sleep apnoea to bed – with NightLase technology.* This revolutionary snoring treatment is offered at our Melbourne clinic, helping every get the rest they need.
Ideal for snoring and sleep apnoea*
Safe, non-invasive and painless*
No downtime*
No anaesthetic required
Long-lasting solution*
*Individual results may vary
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is NightLase?
NightLase is a safe, non-invasive laser treatment that targets your mouth and airways, thermally tightening soft tissues to diminish snoring and sleep apnoea.*
How does it work?
Our expert medical professionals begin by using the NightLase laser to preheat your inner mouth and throat. We then use the laser to smooth and tighten these tissues, shrinking the collagen fibres.* This reduces tissue vibration and improves air flow to your nose and mouth.*
NightLase is designed to improve your quality of breathing and sleep in just three to four laser sessions – each only 20 minutes long.*
Who is it for?
NightLase is an effective solution for people looking to:
- Reduce snoring*
- Address Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)*
- Improve quality of sleep*
What are the side-effects?
As the NightLase snoring solution is non-invasive, it is highly unlikely you will experience any side-effects.* After your 20 minute session, you can walk out our clinic doors and get back to your busy day.
How long does it last?
Nightlase helps your airways stay clear for up to 12 months.* After this period, you can book a top-up treatment to continue getting better nights of sleep.
How much does it cost?
| One session | $600 |
| Entire NightLase treatment (three sessions) | $1,650 (save $150) |
*Disclaimer: All photographs represent one person’s experience, and results may vary for each patient. All photographs are of actual patients from Instant Laser Clinic. The visible change in these photographs has occurred as a result of the procedure/s undertaken. Some before and after photos shown are not exact, in that they vary in light, contrast, clothing, background, distance from camera, hairstyle and make-up.