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Benefits of Laser Therapy
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Efficacy rates up to 90% with no side effects
- Non-toxic
- Decrease/eliminate pain
- Reduce inflammation
- Promote new blood vessels and tissue growth
- Promote nerve axon growth
- Faster wound healing and closure
- Virtually painless
- Non-invasive
- Highly effective for patient (>90% efficacy) No side effects
- Drug free
- Extremely safe
- Easy to apply
- Cost effective for practitioner and patient
- Superior alternative to analgesics, NSAID's,
other medications and other modalities - Virtually no contraindications
- Rapid Cell Growth - Accelerates cellular reproduction and growth.
- Faster Wound Healing - Stimulates fibroblast development and accelerates collagen synthesis in damaged tissue.
- Increased Metabolic Activity - Higher outputs of specific enzymes, greater oxygen and nutrient loads for blood cells, greater production of adenosine triphosphate (ATP) and greater ability to remove waste products.
- Reduced Fibrous Tissue Formation - Reduces the formation of scar tissue following damage from cuts, scratches, burns or surgery and allows the reabsorption of fibrotic tissue already formed through biostimulation of collagen during the remodeling phase of healing.
- Anti-Inflammatory Action - Reduces swelling caused by bruising or inflammation of joints for enhanced joint mobility.
- Increased Vascular Activity - Induces temporary vasodilation, increasing blood flow to damaged areas and removal of waste products
- Stimulated Nerve Function - Speeds the process of nerve cell reconnection to prevent or stimulate recovery from nerve damaged areas ("dead" limbs or numb areas).
Laser Therapy