Cold Laser Therapy
LightForce Pro Deep Tissue Therapy Laser
When determining the best way to approach an injury challenge, Pro Deep tissue therapy Laser provides patients with a diverse portfolio of options. This unique therapy can be used as:
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An adjunct to prescription drugs
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Substitute for surgery
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A pre-surgery treatment
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Post-surgery treatment to accelerate healing
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A long-term pain management system
Acute injury treatment
LightForce Pro Deep tissue therapy is helping to provide lasting relief to patients who suffer from chronic back pain and lingering acute injuries alike. Laser therapy is a safe, drug-free, surgery-free pain relief alternative that is making a difference in the lives of professional athletes, and anyone suffering from pain.
CLINICALLY PROVEN
Laser Therapy is clinically proven as an effective treatment for pain and inflammation; being able to penetrate to deep tissue structures, it has the ability to treat a wide variety of both acute and chronic conditions. LightForce Therapy Lasers are the preferred therapy lasers of professional sports.
TREATING TOP ATHLETES
Professional and collegiate athletic teams use LightForce Therapy Lasers. It is utilized by USA Track/Field, USA Basketball, MLB, NHL, NFL, NBA, WNBA and throughout collegiate sports to reduce recovery times and get their athletes back in action and performing at their optimal level. This is the same laser that is used by the NFL!
WHAT TO EXPECT
Patients treated with Laser Therapy feel a soothing warmth as laser energy gently penetrates tissue and boosts your body’s own regeneration powers to relieve your pain. Treatments are painless and fast (5 to 10 min). Results can be immediate but the most observed results are after 3 to 5 treatment sessions. The body continues to benefit from the effects of the therapy for 18-24 hours after treatment. During this time, modulated cellular activity leads to decreased pain and inflammation.
CALL US TODAY AND SEE IF DEEP TISSUE LASER THERAPY IS RIGHT FOR YOU
Providing a solution that did not exist before, Deep Tissue Laser Therapy has become a preferred by those who have long sought relief without success. Its ability to impact pain on a cellular level provides pain relief for complex and simple conditions alike.
Deep Tissue Laser Therapy effectively treats pain and inflammation associated with:
Sprains & Strains
Tendonitis & Tendonosis
Soft Tissue Injuries
Shoulder & Knee
Post-Surgical Rehabilitation
Hand & Wrist Injuries
Sports Injuries
Foot & Ankle Conditions
Cold laser therapy, also known as low-level laser therapy (LLLT), uses light to treat various conditions. Unlike other types of laser light, cold laser therapy does not produce heat or vibration in the parts of the body being treated.
Many therapists, including chiropractors and physical therapists, use cold laser therapy to treat conditions such as joint disorders, low back pain and carpal tunnel syndrome.
How Cold Laser Therapy Works
During treatment, the light source for the cold laser therapy is pressed against the skin. The light passes through the skin to reach the tissue that is being treated. Unlike surgical lasers, cold laser therapy does not cut the skin.
Doctors do not know exactly how cold laser therapy works. It is thought that as the body’s tissues absorb the light, it is converted into another type of energy. This may stimulate the natural healing process in the cells.
It also increases the flow of blood and lymph (fluid in the body outside the blood vessels) in the area being treated.
The treatments are painless, and you will be awake during the entire session. Afterwards, you will be able to return to your regular activities immediately.
You may require more than one treatment to receive the full benefits. Some people may also need two to four treatments per week. The total number of treatments depends upon the problem being addressed and how severe it is.
Conditions Treated With Cold Laser Therapy
Chiropractors use cold laser therapy to treat many different conditions, such as:
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Pain. This treatment works for pain caused by injury, aging or genetic problems.
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Wounds. Cold laser therapy may speed up the healing of wounds.
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Injuries. Certain injuries that involve the muscles and bones may benefit from this type of therapy.
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Inflammation. Cold laser therapy opens up the blood and lymph vessels. This may reduce swelling and speed up the healing process.
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Bruises. Increased flow of blood and lymph may help bruises heal faster.
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Sports injuries. Many athletes undergo cold laser therapy to help them recover from sports injuries, including muscle strains, pulled hamstring and plantar fasciitis.