Laser

Laser therapy utilizes diodes emitting specific light wavelengths to irradiate abnormal tissue with photons. The light source is placed in contact with the skin allowing the photon energy to penetrate tissue, where it interacts with various cells within our body, resulting in a number of positive physiological responses.

Laser therapy can treat a variety of conditions, including musculoskeletal problems, arthritis, sport injuries and dermatological conditions.

Advantages of Laser Therapy

• Non-invasive
• Non-toxic
• Easily applied
• Highly effective
• No known negative side effects

Learn more about the physiological effects of Low Intensity Laser Therapy

• Short term effects
• Long term effects
• Other effects
• Non chiropractic medical uses for laser therapy

Conditions Treated by Laser Therapy

• tennis elbow
• carpal tunnel
• rotator cuff
• temporo-mandibular joint dysfunction (TMJ)
• low back pain
• fractures
• plantar fasciitis
• bursitis
• arthritis
• sprains/strains (ankles, hands, wrist)
• dermatalogical conditions
• eczema
• psorasis
• burns
• wounds