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Laser Tongue Tie Treatment for Babies and Children in Pune

What Is Tongue Tie (Ankyloglossia) in Babies?

Laser treatment for tongue tie in babies, also known as frenectomy, is a relatively modern approach to address this condition in children. Tongue tie, or ankyloglossia, is a condition where the frenulum (the band of tissue under the tongue) is shorter or tighter than usual, which can restrict tongue movement and potentially impact breastfeeding, speech, and eating.

Benefits of Laser Tongue Tie Treatment in Children

1. Precision and Minimal Bleeding: Laser procedures are known for their precision. The laser can make a clean cut with minimal bleeding, which can be particularly beneficial for young children who might have a harder time handling more invasive procedures.

Tongue Tie Treatment in Pune

2. Reduced Pain and Swelling: The laser can help reduce post-operative pain and swelling compared to traditional surgical methods. This is because the laser cauterizes (burns) as it cuts, which can minimize damage to surrounding tissues and blood vessels.
3. Quick Healing: The healing time can be shorter with laser treatment for tongue tie. Since the laser is so precise, there is typically less trauma to the surrounding tissues, leading to faster recovery.
4. No Need for Stitches: Often, laser frenectomies don’t require stitches, which can be an advantage for children as it simplifies post-procedure care.
5. Improved Outcomes: Some practitioners believe that lasers offer better outcomes in terms of functional improvement because they can address the issue with greater accuracy.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Tongue Tie Laser Surgery

Yes, it’s a safe and minimally invasive procedure. Healing is faster and children often feed or speak better after surgery.

The cost usually ranges from ₹7,000 to ₹12,000 depending on the case complexity and sedation requirements.

The laser surgery takes just 10–15 minutes and most children can feed soon after the procedure.