Low Level Laser Therapy

What is Low Level Laser Therapy?

 

Low level laser therapy is a pain-free treatment for people experiencing acute or chronic pain. It provides relief from joint pain and inflammation.  The versatility of Low Level Laser Therapy is also effective in helping to heal post-surgical wounds, speeding the recovery from soft tissue injuries such as sprains and bruising, and relief from arthritis.

 

Low Level Laser Therapy, or Cold Laser as it is also referred, is a simple and straightforward procedure that is conducted right in the office. The therapeutic laser is applied to the affected area, stimulating poorly functioning cells and returning them to healthy, functioning cells, somewhat like jump-staring a weak car battery. Treatment time and treatment frequency are dependent upon the size of the area being treated and the severity of the injury.

 

 

Philadelphia laser therapy treatment for pain relief

 

Who should try is Low Level Laser Therapy?

 

Low Level Laser Therapy is idea for people who suffer from and live with the following conditions:

 

 

The list goes on and on. This is just a brief list of the most common ailments and diseases that Low Level Laser Therapy can help to treat.  Talk to Dr. DelMonte to see if Cold Laser can help you.

 

Sounds scary, does it hurt?

Nope! The word laser tends to evoke a little bit of fear, but we assure you that the treatment is non-invasive, non-surgical and pain free!  In fact, the name Cold Laser refers to the lack of any sort of physical sensation.

 

What are the benefits with this form of treatment?

 

  • Long-term and Short-term Pain Relief
  • Increased blood circulation
  • Increased cellular metabolism
  • Reduced inflammation
  • Stimulates optimal nerve function
  • Reduces scar tissue build up

Why is Laser Therapy the best option?

 

  • Non-toxic
  • Non-addictive (unlike many medications)
  • Non-invasive
  • No side-effects
  • No recovery pain
  • No loss of time at work due to recovery
  • Affordable
  • Reduces the need for surgery in the future
  • High Success Rate

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