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What is Laser Therapy?

Low-Level-Laser Therapy for pain management

Laser Therapy or, to give it the full title, Low-Level-Laser Therapy (LLLT) is clinically used to;

  • Reduce Pain
  • Bring down Swelling
  • Reduce Inflammation
  • Enhance tissue Repair

The particular equipment I use in the clinic is the Super Pulse Laser, this type of laser technology is especially effective at penetrating damaged and/or painful tissue to quickly bring down pain and speed up repair.

How does it work?

LLLT involves the application of light photons onto injured area, with a view to block pain and promote the body’s natural healing processes. LLLT reduces inflammation and encourages cell reproduction, provides pain relief and assist in treating the deeper cause of the pain. Each treatment is tailored to the individual’s specific injury – the laser wavelengths are adjusted depending on the type of injury being treated and how deep the laser light needs to penetrate.

Without getting excessively technical, LLLT is essentially a form of penetrating light that stimulates cells in our bodies that are functioning below par, thus speeding up repair from injury and pain. This effect is well-known for Laser Therapy in skin treatment but, depending on the type of equipment used, Laser does this for injuries that are much more than skin-deep too.

Low level laser therapy is an effective, painless alternative to traditional treatments for injuries.

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Laser Therapy Benefits

Safe, painless and proven

This therapy works on multiple areas of the body and offers a variety of benefits:

  • Treats muscles, tendons, ligaments, connective tissues, nerves and skin
  • Relieves and potentially eliminates pain
  • Positive effects on muscle fatigue
  • Reduces muscle spasm
  • Helps to restore the normal range of motion
  • Suitable for all ages
  • Can be used immediately after injury has occurred
  • Safe and non-toxic — in over 40 years of clinical LLLT, no serious or adverse effects have ever been documented; completely painless too

Injury Treatment

Effective support for common injuries

LLLT can be used to address a wide range of issues, including:

  • Sprains and strains
  • Muscle fatigue
  • Knee joint injuries
  • Shoulder pain
  • Tendonitis
  • Tennis elbow
  • Rotator cuff injury

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Clinical Evidence

In a 2012 study assessing the effect of low level laser on tendon healing , it was found that LLLT accelerated tissue repair by promoting the growth of collagen, one of the main components of a tendon. Similarly, a 2011 study into skeletal muscle repair suggested laser therapy encourages circulation at the site of injury, accelerating muscle repair.

Helpful Links

Want to know more ? Click here to download our comprehensive list of conditions that LLLT can be beneficial for.

Further information on Synaptic Lasers – Click here to visit their web site

Latest Media

Discover more about the science and success of Cold Laser Therapy through expert insights, clinical research and media coverage.
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LLLT in the News

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