Laser Therapy

Laser Therapy

Laser therapy has revolutionised the way we treat injuries and pain – and the speed at which we achieve great results.?

Low-level laser therapy (LLLT, or otherwise known as ‘our secret weapon’) has helped us to heal soft tissue injuries faster than we’ve seen before in our years of practice. More than that, it’s worked on a variety of injuries that were extremely difficult to treat such as back and neck pains, arthritis, and all types of joint and muscles pains and strains throughout the lower limbs. We love laser therapy because it’s:

Laser therapy uses red and near infrared light to stimulate cells and speed up the healing, repair and strengthening process. We’ve seen it work brilliantly for both acute sports injuries, and chronic conditions or injuries that have impaired patients for decades. The evidence behind laser therapy continues to grow with over 1000 published laboratory studies and over 200 successful clinical trials.

The 3 main benefits of laser therapy in joint and muscle injuries are:

Sole Moion Pain Relief

Pain relief

The temporary inhibition of nerve conditions and nerve fibres

Sole Motion Tissue Repair

Tissue repair

The rapid regeneration of skin, muscle, tendons, ligaments, bone and nerves

Sole Motion Decrease Inflammation

Decrease inflammation

Leading to permanent pain relief

Laser therapy is fantastic for treating:

Sole Motion Chronic Pain

Lower back pain Including chronic pain

Sole Motion Nerve Pain

Nerve pain In the lower limbs – Sciatica

Sole Motion Tendinopathies Patella

Tendinopathies Patella, Peroneal, Achilles

Sole Moion Arthritic Pain

Arthritic pain and joint pain throughout the body

Sole Motion Acute Hip Knee

Acute Hip Knee, Ankle and Foot Pain

Sole Motion Osteoarthritis Gout

Osteoarthritis Gout, Rheumatoid Arthritis

Sole Motion Lymphoedema

Lymphoedema

Sole Motion Plantar Fasciitis

Plantar Fasciitis

Sole Motion Neuralgia

Neuralgia (inc. Trigeminal)

Sole Motion Muscle Sprains

Muscle sprains and strains Acute & Chronic

Sole Motion Mortons Neuroma

Mortons Neuroma

Sole Motion Post Operative Pain

Post operative pain and swelling

Top 5 Questions

LLLT is non – invasive and does not hurt. Some patients may experience sensations post treatment, which should pass (e.g. fatigue).

Our sessions generally take 20 – 30mins. Research has indicated that prolonged treatment provides no additional benefit to the patient. In other words there is an optimal dose time of approximately 20mins.

The damaged cells absorb the light and convert it to energy. That energy aids in tissue repair, reduction of inflammation and blocks pain nerves.

Whilst LLLT alone may be enough to treat your condition we also use Kinesio Taping methods to ‘unlock’ the area and/or reduce inflammation.

Every medical condition is different and responses to LLLT can differ. Generally 4 – 6 treatments will indicate how likely you are to respond to further treatments.

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