Why did I choose Laser Therapy? ....because I wanted pain relief!

Therapeutic lasers heal tissue ailments by injecting billions of photons of invisible laser light deep into the tissues.

Human tissue naturally contains protein strands called chromophores, which have the unique ability to absorb laser light energy and transform it into chemical energy. This chemical energy is used by the body to significantly reduce pain and accelerate the healing process naturally. 

Clinical studies show that laser therapy achieves excellent outcomes in wound healing, reduction of inflammation and side-effect-free pain relief.

Laser therapy is painless, non-ablative, noninvasive and does not cause any trauma or damage to the treated areas. 

Therapeutic lasers work by supplying energy to the body in the form of photons of light and allowing the body to make its own repairs. Laser loads light energy into the cells and organizes energetic and biochemical interactions that promote and support pain relief, cell regeneration, and collagen production and new tissue formation.

This process also reduces inflammation, improves blood flow and accelerates healing.

In general, the biostimulating effects of laser therapy are from its analgestic, anti-inflammatory, and anti-edematous effects. 

Yes. Often, from the first treatment the range of motion will increase. 

The number of treatments varies based upon conditions. Generally, 5-6 treatments are needed in a treatment cycle to achieve the best result. 

Yes

We have seen that many patients get immediate relief from their first treatment. 

 Results vary with each patient. However, in our experience results last 3-4 days after the first treatment. The period of pain increases as more treatments are performed. 

Laser therapy has photobiomodulation beneficial effects for relieving pain, resolving inflammation and increasing the speed, quality and tensile strength of tissue repair. It has also been shown to stimulate the immune system, resolve infection and improve the function of damaged neurological tissue. Laser therapy is also effective in increasing collagen production, bone repair, reducing edema, increasing lymphatic drainage, and increasing production of capillary beds.