The Laser Centre was established in Ireland in 1994. The Goal of the Laser Centre is to promote Minimally Invasive Surgery and Health Care using the most sophisticated technologies and highly trained medical personnel. By complementing the experience of physicians and surgeons with the new technologies, patient care can be delivered without pain or discomfort.

The Laser Centre Clinic only uses minimally invasive techniques which prevent the possibility of MRSA and other related superbacterial infections. The Laser Centre Clinic has never had such an experience. Please feel free to navigate through our website. If you require any further information regarding our services, please don’t hesitate to contact us and we would be happy to advise.

By 1989, all of this changed, Laparoscopic surgery became one of the greatest evolutions in modern day surgery. Surgeons from all over the world gathered to learn and develop this exciting and new trend in surgery. He continued to pioneer new and exciting methods and instruments for Colon Cancer, Gastric surgery and to train surgeons in many countries throughout the world.

In 1994,  Patrick Leahy established The Laser Centre, 14 Hume Street, Dublin, to further develop minimally invasive surgery. This was established to:

• Expand the specialty of minimally invasive surgery.
• Use the most advanced technologies available.
• Treat patients with serious medical and surgical problems.

In 1997, realizing the world would face a crisis due to CO₂ emissions, a pioneering surgeon from The Laser Centre invented Gasless surgery. In Laparoscopic surgery, CO₂ gas is used. The combined total of CO₂ released into the environment from Laparoscopic surgery in The United States is the equivalent of the CO₂ emissions from all cars in New York State, New Jersey and Connecticut. In Europe, CO₂ use in Laparoscopic surgery results in the emissions of CO₂ equal to car emissions in Spain, UK, and Italy. The new form of gasless surgery will have a major beneficial impact on the planet and will simplify minimally invasive surgery, considerably reducing the operative procedure time for all surgeons and patients.