Laser Treatment

Safe, non-invasive and painless treatment - for the reduction of pain, inflammation and Swelling

Introducing Laser Therapy: Your Ultimate Pain Relief Solution

Unlock the power of light to alleviate your aches and injuries with laser therapy. Here's what you need to know:

What is Laser Therapy?
- Laser therapy employs light, typically infra-red or near-infrared, to stimulate your body's cells directly at the site of pain or injury.
- MLS Laser Therapy is a safe, non-invasive, and painless method for managing acute or chronic pain and inflammation, including arthritis or injury.
- It delivers light energy directly to your cells, stimulating your body's natural healing process and reducing pain

How Does Laser Therapy Work?
- By targeting specific cells, such as cytochrome c oxidase, therapeutic laser increases cellular energy (ATP), enhancing tissue repair.
- The MLS laser emits two wavelengths, 808nm and 905nm, simultaneously. The 905nm wavelength, nanopulsed for safety, targets pain and inflammation, while the 808nm wavelength promotes tissue repair and regeneration.
- Laser therapy induces vasodilation, increasing oxygen and healing cells while reducing inflammation and pain transmission. It also relaxes muscles and aids in reducing swelling by clearing fluid accumulations.

Will Laser Therapy Hurt?
- No, laser therapy is painless and completely safe. At Therapy Station, Stoney Stanton, we use MLS®️ Laser Therapy, a non-thermal laser technology, ensuring effective yet harmless treatments.

How Many Treatments Will I Need?
- Laser treatment is cumulative, with each session building upon the last. The number of sessions required varies based on individual response and condition, typically ranging from 2 to 15 sessions. We recommend regular sessions to maintain and enhance treatment effects.

What Can I Expect?
- After an initial assessment, your clinician will tailor a treatment plan for you. During the session, you'll feel minimal sensation, if any, as the laser is applied to the affected area. Treatments usually last between 5 and 20 minutes, depending on your condition and protocol. In a lot of cases, Laser Therapy are incorporated into your normal physical therapy session.

Are There Any Side Effects?
- Rarely, some individuals may experience temporary increased inflammation for 24-48 hours post-treatment. This reaction indicates cellular changes and typically leads to improved pain relief afterward. Inform your clinician if you experience this, and adjustments can be made for subsequent sessions.

How Quickly Will It Work?
- Results are often noticeable after 1-3 sessions, with further improvement throughout the treatment course. Consistency is key, and adhering to your treatment plan alongside any additional recommendations ensures optimal results.