How Does Laser Therapy work?
Laser Therapy uses light to promote healing by improving blood flow and restoring normal cell function as a means to speed up the body’s natural healing process.
It can be used to treat:
- Acute joint or muscle pain
- Postoperative pain and healing
- Chronic conditions such as arthritis
- Sports Injuries
- Neck and back conditions including nerve pain
Benefits & outcomes:
- Decrease swelling and inflammation
- Reduces pain
- Speeds up the healing process
- Improves mobility of scar tissue
Why use Laser therapy?
- A safe and effective method of pain relief
- Non Invasive treatment
- No drugs or surgery
- Improves the quality of healing
These treatments generally take 5 to 10 minutes. Typically patients see results after 3 to 5 treatment sessions. Visit our location or book an appointment today.
Why Choose Skaha Physiotherapy for Laser Therapy?
- Advanced Technology – We utilize the latest in laser therapy technology to promote healing and reduce pain effectively.
- Expert Practitioners – Our qualified therapists are trained in laser therapy techniques, ensuring safe and effective treatment tailored to your needs.
- Non-Invasive Treatment – Enjoy a pain-free, non-surgical option for managing chronic pain, inflammation, and injuries.
- Holistic Approach – We combine laser therapy with other therapeutic modalities for comprehensive care and optimal recovery.
Frequently Asked Questions
What conditions can laser therapy treat? Laser therapy is effective for conditions such as arthritis, tendonitis, sports injuries, and chronic pain.
Is laser therapy safe? Yes, laser therapy is a safe treatment with minimal side effects.
How many sessions will I need? The number of sessions varies based on your condition; your therapist will provide a personalized recommendation.
Will I feel anything during the treatment? Most patients report feeling a soothing warmth during the session, with no pain or discomfort.
Is laser therapy covered by insurance? Many insurance plans cover laser therapy. We recommend checking with your provider for specific coverage details.