What is Laser Therapy?
Laser Therapy uses red and infrared light for the relief of pain and to accelerate healing and decrease inflamation. Unlike most pharmaceutical solutions and other therapeutic options, laser therapy is non-toxic, non-invasive and in over one million individual treatments no significant adverse effects have been noted.
How can Bioflex Laser Help?
This technology provides a safe and highly effective treatment. It relieves pain increase joint mobility and most important of all, reduces inflammation. In addition, it regenerates the cartilaginous lining of the joints. In over 3000 scientific studies, no adverse effects have been reported with the utilization of Laser therapy. Clearly this characterizes it as a non-invasive, non surgical, non toxic method of treating a number of conditions.
Laser Therapy is the Treatment of Choice For:
General
- Repetitive Strain Syndrome
Ex: Epicondylitis, Carpal tunnel - Rotator cuff injury
- TMJ
Injuries
- Ligament and tendon tears
- Fractures with associated soft tissue injuries
- Facet joint syndrome
- Bulging and herniated discs
Degenerative Conditions
- Osteoarthritis
- Chondromalacia patella
- Calcifications (e.g. bonespurs)
- Spinal stenosis
Inflammatory Conditions
- Tendonitis
- Synovitis
- Bursitis
- Plantar fasciitis
- Rheumatoid arthritis
Wound Healing
- Acute
- Chronic
Burns
- Thermal
- Chemical
Dermatological Conditions
- Eczemas
- Herpes zoster (post herpetic neuralgia)
- Psoriasis
- Acne/ance rosacea
Dermal Ulcers Secondary to the Following Conditions:
- Venous stasis
- Atherosclerosis
- Diabetic
- Traumatic
- Neurological
Neuropathies
- Bell's palsy
- Trigeminal neuralgia
- Peripheral nerve damage
- Gout/arthritis
- Lymphedema
- Remodeling of dermal lesions (keloid scars, etc)
Stimulates Tissue Repair by Increasing:
- DNA synthesis
- Collagen production
- ATP ( fuel for the cell)
- Endorphines
- Immune respone, lymphatic drainage and improving circulation
How Long Does a Treatment Take?
Treatments ate typically 30 mins. to an hour depending on condition.
How Many Treatments are Required?
Depends on how chronic the condition is. A recent study including 1,000 consecutively treated patients reveal the average number of treatments to be 10, however, most people start to feel better after 3.