Some patients report a slight sense of warmth or lightness as circulation is improved and muscles relax, others report no particular sensation during treatment.

The laser light increases blood flow to damaged areas and accelerates the body’s natural repair process.

Some patients experience pain relief or increased mobility or improved strength or other symptom relief from the first treatment, while others experience relief hours or days later, or even only after the 2nd or 3rd treatment.  The amount of pain or injury, the amount of time since the symptoms began, and the cause of symptoms all affect the speed of results.  Since there are no biochemical side effects blocking the body’s response to light therapy, laser therapy tends to produce faster, and more progressive relief than many alternative therapies.

Laser therapy facilitates the natural healing responses of the body, and does not add any biochemical, mechanical, or neurological stress to the healing process.  The only “side effects” of laser therapy are the natural effects healing:  the return of function and mobility in damaged joints and muscles, the return of sensation in damaged nerves, and the reduction of pain.

The laser reduces the formation of scar tissue following damage from cuts, scratches, acne, or burns and surgery.

Slow recovery of nerve function in damaged tissue can result in areas of reduced sensitivity and feeling, risking further injury.  The laser speeds nerve repair to restore feeling to these numb areas.

The laser reduces swelling caused by bruising or inflammation of joints to give enhanced joint mobility and reduced pain.

The laser accelerates the development of new cells for skin, muscles, blood vessels, bone and nerves, reducing the time to return to health and activity.