It's frustratingly difficult during the first few weeks of quitting smoking because this is when the most severe withdrawal symptoms kick in. Luckily, there are now several stop smoking aids that ease the withdrawal symptoms associated with getting rid of the habit. One of these is the laser treatment to stop smoking in Virginia.

The state of Virginia has been known as the cradle of the tobacco industry. Here, residents are easily exposed to the temptations of smoking. This is why it's about time that the laser treatment is finally making its way to this state to make the service accessible for would-be quitters.

Freedom Laser Therapy, Inc.: soon to offer solutions

Craig Nabat, the owner of this chain of clinics, learned about laser therapy for smoking in Canada and brought the technology to the U.S. It gives clients the benefits of low-level laser technology plus modern care and is poised to provide laser treatment to stop smoking in Virginia in the coming months.

The procedure is basically completed in one session and it is recommended that people undergo this treatment as soon as they extinguish their last cigarette. The proposed laser treatment to stop smoking in Virginia will be applied to various parts of the body which are known to be connected with nicotine addiction, such as the head, face, ears, and the hands.

As these points are stimulated, the secretion of endorphins is triggered and the withdrawal symptoms associated with smoking cessation are significantly reduced, making the effort to get rid of the habit a bit easier on the smoker.

Although this procedure is still in its planning stages for the state, people are excited about the prospect of availing of this procedure. They are confident it will greatly assist them in their fight against an unhealthy way of living.

The planned laser treatment to stop smoking in Virginia would cost approximately $300-$350, based on the cost that this type of treatment entails in different parts of the country. Indeed, it is still a bit pricey, but many people who have tried giving up smoking via different methods but failed are bent on trying it out.

This treatment will most likely not be covered by medical insurance, as FDA approval for this type of treatment is still in the works. Thus, if you are planning on availing of this service, you might as well start setting aside your funds for the treatment.

To make your treatment a positive and relaxing experience, Freedom Laser Therapy, Inc. even ensures that their staff works closely with the clients. This is important so that all the client's needs are met and that they are ready to face the challenges that come with quitting.

Their clients are also given "Freedom-branded" gifts which serve as reminders of their ever-important commitment. Although the actual session for a potential laser treatment to stop smoking in Virginia would last for only half an hour, they urge clients to devote at least an hour for this experience so that the rest of the time could be spent studying brochures, filling out paperwork, and reviewing the consent form.

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