Laser Therapy

How does therapeutic laser work?

Focused light at specific wavelengths passes through the skin and is absorbed by the cells underneath. That absorption raises their metabolic activity and draws more blood to the area — which is to say it makes the tissue work harder at repairing itself, rather than numbing what you feel.

It earns its place with irritated tendons, strained muscle, inflamed joints, overuse injuries and post-operative recovery. Most often it runs alongside rehabilitation, shockwave or regenerative work rather than replacing any of them.

Sessions are short and painless, there is nothing to recover from afterwards, and you can be treated on the way to work.

What does laser therapy treat?

Acute Muscle Strain

Calms the inflammation and speeds the muscle’s recovery.

Tendonitis / Tendinopathy

Settles an irritated tendon and supports it repairing.

Plantar Fasciitis

Eases heel pain and gets the foot working properly again.

Rotator Cuff Pain

Frees up the shoulder and quiets the irritation.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Reduces nerve irritation and the ache through the wrist.

Post-Surgical Soft Tissue Healing

Supports healing after surgery and limits scar tissue.

Lower Back Muscle Tightness

Releases tight muscle through the lower back.

Ligament Sprains

Encourages a sprained ligament to heal properly.

Why we use it

• Pain relief without reaching for medication
• Inflammation settles in muscle, joint and tendon alike
• The tissue’s own repair runs faster
• Better circulation and oxygen delivery to the area
• Tightness and spasm let go
• A quicker recovery after injury or an operation
• Comfortable, and nothing breaks the skin
• Minutes per session, and no downtime after
• Runs well alongside rehabilitation, shockwave and exercise
• Works on fresh injuries and long-standing ones

Come in, get a straight answer about what is wrong, and leave knowing what happens next.