Discover a new way to treat your pain with laser therapy

Laser therapy, or low-level laser therapy (LLLT) or photobiomodulation, is a medical procedure that employs low-intensity laser light to activate cellular functions and support the healing process in different bodily tissues. This treatment entails applying precise light wavelengths to specific areas of the body, usually through a portable device.

Most patients experience little to no pain or discomfort during treatment. They typically report tingling sensations or a mild, soothing warmth.

Many patients experience no side effects from treatment. Some individuals have reported the treatment aggravated old injuries as the body healed.

We often recommend treatments two to three times weekly for chronic pain patients. These treatments can be reduced to once a week or every other week with improvement. Acute conditions accompanied by significant pain may require daily treatment.

Acute conditions are often treated in four to six sessions. Chronic pain may require six to 12 treatments or more. Long-term pain conditions often necessitate ongoing treatment.

Many patients begin feeling the effects after the first treatment. Some conditions may require several treatments before you notice an improvement.