Lasers for wound therapy
Not only can lasers be used for musculoskeletal pain and inflammation management, but they can also be used to help heal various wounds and abrasions.
Laser therapy may help alleviate arthritis pain
Rather than a simply randomized effect on problematic tissue, scientists may have the ability to isolate or “tweeze” individualistic cells.
Therapeutic applications for lasers
In terms of conservative pain relief and tissue healing, therapeutic applications illustrate some compelling results.
Not just kid stuff: Laser treatment for acne
Laser treatment for acne works by stimulating compounds called porphyrins, which are present inside the bacteria that cause acne.
Can lasers help melt away the inches?
Even those patients who have already committed themselves to a weight loss and exercise program may still benefit from laser therapy for weight loss in order to remove stubborn pockets of fat that have not responded to diet or exercise.
Laser treatment for varicose veins
There are two types of laser treatments for veins: simple laser treatment and endovenous laser treatment.
Tap into the anti-aging industry
Between the 76 million Baby Boomers and the 65 million Generation Xers, there is a very large population of adult consumers in the U.S.—and many of those consumers are following anti-aging trends closely.
Help patients find relief from tendinitis with low level laser therapy
Low level laser therapy has emerged as one of the more effective alternative treatments to surgery for tendinitis.
The more you know: Laser classifications for therapeutic use
There are a variety of ways to use therapeutic lasers, from accelerating wound healing to treating musculoskeletal inflammation and pain—and that list continues to grow.
Ease neck pain with light from lasers
By Kathy Simpson Who hasn’t had a pain in the neck? Most people have, and if they haven’t already, they more than likely will at some point (or more) in their lives. According to a report of the Bone and Joint Decade 2000-2010 Task Force, about 72 percent of adults could experience neck pain in […]
