Laser Therapy

High Power High Dose Laser Therapy (HDLT) is a medical procedure that revolves around the use of a non-surgical, painless, and side effect free high power therapeutic laser device that delivers medical healing energy to a depth of up to 25 centimeters and greater into the human body, giving it the ability to bio-stimulate tissue growth and repair at all levels of inflammation in the musculoskeletal system.

An Epidemic of Pain

Pain is one of the top health problems in the United States. An estimated 50 million Americans live with chronic pain caused by disease, disorder or accident. An additional 25 million people suffer acute pain resulting from surgery or accident. Approximately two thirds of these individuals in pain have been living with this pain for more than five years.

The most common types of pain include arthritis, lower back, bone/joint pain, muscle pain and fibromyalgia. The loss of productivity and daily activity due to pain is substantial. In a study done in 2000, it was reported that 36 million Americans missed work in the previous year due to pain, and that 83 million indicated that pain affected their participation in various activities.

People with chronic pain have difficulty finding doctors who can effectively treat their pain. The Chronic Pain in America: Roadblocks to Relief study found that one out of four pain patients had changed doctors at least three times, reporting that the primary reason for change was that they still experienced pain.

New Treatment Options with High Dose Laser Therapy

Laser therapy is a safe, pain free treatment that only takes a few minutes per visit. Laser Therapy does not require the use of drugs or surgery, and there are no side effects or risks that may occur with other forms of treatment. In addition, it can often achieve results faster and better than other treatment modalities. Many conditions show signs of improvement in even the first or second treatments.

The primary mechanism of laser therapy is photobiomodulation which causes a stimulation of cells and tissue repair that is based on scientific research which has demonstrated positive physiological effects of infrared wavelengths on cellular organelles and electron chain molecules.

Research Results from Laser Therapy

• Injuries treated with laser therapy heal faster
• Laser Therapy has a strengthening effect on tissue repair
• Laser Therapy improves blood flow & lymphatic drainage
• It is an effective means of relief for many pain syndromes
• It can improve immune response

Indications For Laser Therapy

Inflammatory Conditions

• Inflammatory Conditions

• Bursitis

• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

• Edema

• Effusion

• Epicondylitis

• Inflammation

• Muscle spasms

• Myofasciitis

• Plantar Fasciitis

• Primary diagnosis Pain

• Radicular pain

• Restricted ROM / stiffness

• Rheumatoid Arthritis

Pain Management

• Bursitis

• Cervical/neck pain

• Edema

• Effusion

• Fasciitis

• Fibromyalgia

• Inflammation

• Low back pain

• Muscle spasms

• Myofascial Pain

• Primary diagnosis Pain

• Restricted ROM / stiffness

Connective Tissue Injury / Disorders

• Edema

• Effusion

• Inflammation

• Muscle spasms

• Myofasciitis

• Primary diagnosis Pain

• Radicular pain

• Restricted ROM / stiffness

• Sprains

• Strains

• Tendon Ruptures

• Tendonitis

Muscle Injury / Disorders

• Edema

• Inflammation

• Muscle bruises, contusions

• Muscle Contractures

• Muscle ruptures

• Muscle spasms

• Myofasciitis

• Myositis

• Restricted ROM / stiffness

Joint Injuries / Disorders

• Dislocations

• Edema

• Effusion of joint

• Inflammation

• Ligament Injury

• Osteoarthritis

• Diagnosis Pain in joint

• Restricted ROM / stiffness

• TM disorders

Neurological Injury / Disorders

• Crush injuries

• Decreased ROM / stiffness

• Effusion

• Inflammation

• Muscle spasms

• Myofasciitis

• Neuritis

• Paresthesia

• Primary diagnosis

• Prolapsed disk

• Radicular pain

• Ruptured disk

Skin Injuries / Conditions

• Burns

• Edema

• Inflammation

• Diagnosis Pain in joint

• Restricted ROM / stiffness

• Skin grafts

• Skin ulcers

• Surgical incisions