Practitioner applies laser treatment to a patient's jawline, near their ear. Both practitioner and patient wear protective eye gear.

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The Healing and Pain-Relieving Powers of Laser Therapy

A chiropractor performs laser therapy on a patient's jaw while they lie on the treatment table. Both the doctor and the patient are wearing laser eye protection glasses.

In the realm of modern healthcare, innovative treatments continue to emerge, offering new avenues for pain relief and healing. Laser Therapy, specifically Class IV Laser Therapy, is one such advancement gaining recognition for its therapeutic benefits. HealthSource Chiropractic explores Laser Therapy, its benefits, and how Class IV Laser Therapy enhances your wellness and recovery.

Laser Therapy uses specific light wavelengths to stimulate natural healing and relieve pain. It is non-invasive and painless, targeting areas of pain or injury to promote cellular regeneration and reduce inflammation.

Lasers are classified into different categories based on their power levels. For example, Class 3 lasers (cold lasers) don’t produce heat, while Class 4 lasers do.

Class IV laser therapy has become the standard treatment for many musculoskeletal injuries. High-powered red and near-infrared light stimulate the body’s processes to reduce pain, swelling, and improve range of motion.

Laser Therapy relieves pain from arthritis, sports injuries, and back pain by reducing inflammation and improving circulation in affected areas.

By boosting cellular metabolism and increasing blood flow, Laser Therapy accelerates tissue repair and regeneration, leading to quicker recovery times from injuries or surgeries.

Unlike surgical procedures or medications, Laser Therapy offers a gentle alternative with minimal side effects, ideal for those seeking natural pain relief options.

A chiropractor holding a laser device up to a patient's knee, performing laser therapy while the patient sits on the treatment table.