What is Smoke Arrest...

Smoke Arrest is a “state-of-the art” laser treatment program which is used to induce a bio-stimulative effect on target areas of the body related to addiction. In addition, natural chemicals in the body, called endorphins, are released as a result of this stimulation. 

These chemicals are involved in the reduction of pain, stress levels and increase

circulation and energy. This effect helps to combat the body’s cravings for nicotine 

and naturally reduce physical withdrawal symptoms.

 

Cost Effective...

A person smoking 20 cigarettes per day will spend over $5000 per year on their habit. When compared to less effective methods such as nicotine patches or gum, Smoke Arrest offers an excellent value of money to the patient. The Smoke Arrest method of smoking cessation has many benefits. It does not rely on weeks and weeks of nicotine substitution, there are no drugs, no needles, no pain, no withdrawals, just simply the science of light gently reducing the nicotine craving within the patient’s body and leaving a pleasant feeling of well being...

 

Treatment Protocol...

The treatment program comprises a proprietary laser treatment and support system, performed over a scheduled visit plan. Nicotine takes approximately one week to clear from the body and during this time support of the patient is crucial.

The protocols have been developed over years of experience and are 

based on the findings from many clinical trials which have been undertaken using this leading edge laser technology.

 

Clinically proven...

Multiple double-blinded clinical studies have proven a high level of efficacy for this laser treatment. In one such study at the Middlesex University of 340 patients, 70% of those treated with the laser stopped smoking. Clinical results show that Laser treatments are up to 6 times more effective than nicotine patches in helping patients quit smoking.*

 

Patient Selection...

Smoke Arrest is very effective in assisting patients who are serious about quitting smoking. Candidates for treatment will be evaluated for motivation levels. Those who are not highly motivated may find that the result is not long term and may require extended treatment programs. Successful smoking cessation treatment requires mental determination and will-power in addition to Smoke Arrest, which assists in reducing physical withdrawal symptoms and cravings.