Benefits of

Laser Therapy

Pain Management: Laser therapy can significantly reduce pain associated with a variety of conditions, including arthritis, back pain, and tendonitis, providing relief without the need for medication.
Accelerated Tissue Repair and Cell Growth: The therapy stimulates cell regeneration, promoting faster healing of wounds, injuries, and ulcers.
Reduced Inflammation: Laser therapy has anti-inflammatory effects, which can help manage conditions like edema and chronic inflammatory disorders.
Increased Vascular Activity: The treatment stimulates the formation of new capillaries in damaged tissue, enhancing blood flow and accelerating the healing process.
Versatility: Laser therapy can be used to treat a wide range of conditions, from dermatological issues to musculoskeletal injuries, making it a versatile therapeutic option.

Before & After

OUR TECHNIQUES

Here are the methods we employ in our approach to your treatment:

Patient Assessment: The initial step involves a detailed assessment of the patient's condition to determine the appropriateness of laser therapy and to customize the treatment parameters.
Calibration of Laser Parameters: Based on the condition being treated, the laser's parameters such as power, wavelength, and pulse frequency are adjusted to ensure effective treatment.
Application of Laser: The laser is applied to the targeted area using a handheld device. Depending on the condition, the laser may be moved in a grid-like pattern or focused on a specific point.
Regular Treatment Sessions: Multiple sessions are typically required to achieve optimal results. The frequency and duration of these sessions are determined by the healthcare provider based on the patient's specific needs.

FAQs

What is laser therapy?

According to Journal of lasers in medical sciences, the concept of laser therapy for pain management is based on the use of laser light energy to reduce pain and inflammation by accelerating the healing of damaged tissues, relaxing muscles, and stimulating regeneration of the nerve.

What is treated?

Laser therapy is used to treat pain and inflammation related to the following medical conditions: 1. Tendonitis 2. Pain in the neck and shoulders 3. Lumbar back pain 4. Knee pain 5. Dislocations 6. Elbow pain 7. Headaches 8. Hip pain 9. Inflammation 10. Joint pain 11. Neurogenic pain 12. Sciatica 13. Sprains and strains 14. Pain in the ankles. 15. Plantar fasciitis 16. Bursitis 17. Trigger points 18. Upper back pain 19. Wrist pain 20. Post-surgical pain

What painful areas can be treated?

High-powered laser therapy is most commonly used in physical therapy and chiropractic clinics to relieve pain in the neck, back, or joints as pain in these areas is often treated quickly with lasers. The laser is also effective in reducing pain inthe inflamed areas especially in peripheral neuropathy, capsulitis, tendonitis,sprains, stress, bursitis and repetitive sports injuries. Although there is no specific area that responds faster to lasers, a response to laser therapy varies from patient to patient as everyone has different medical conditions.

What lasers are used?

Two types of laser power can be used in physical therapy, which are named Class 3 and Level 4power. The power of a Class 3 laser is less than 500 milliwatts (mW), whereas the power of a Class 4 laser is greater than 500 mW. Class 3 laser is called cold laser as it is used for low-intensity laser therapy and Class 4 laser therapy is referred to as high power laser therapy that is a more effective laser therapy for pain management.