MLS LASER TREATMENT

Conditions that have been shown to have significant improvement from MLS laser treatment include but are not limited to: sprains, strains, shoulder and neck pain, arthritis, rotator cuff, carpal tunnel, aching knees, Achilles tendinitis, plantar fasciitis, sciatica, and other musculoskeletal pain.

MLS Laser has been proven to help  

with rapid improvement of blood circulation by repairing capillary walls from damage. Additionally, it provides rapid relief of pain, repair of wounds and ulcers, reduction of swelling with it's strong anti-inflammatory effect, and most importantly, treatment has been show to speed the healing process. Reductions have been noted at at least 50% decrease in recovery time.

Nope! MLS laser therapy does not hurt, and there have been no records of adverse effects reported. There is little or no sensation felt during the treatment. The effects of MLS Laser Therapy are cumulative,which means the improvement is seen as you proceed through your treatment plan. Similar to an antibiotic, once you start, you want to complete the course of treatments  recommended by your doctor or symptoms are likely to return. 

A treatment session can last anywhere from 4-15 minutes. Typical treatment sessions will be 10 to 15 minutes, but it depends on the size of the area being treated.Most patients will receive treatments 2-3 times a week depending on their individual needs 

Ultimately, it depends on what your current condition is. Most recommendation range anywhere from 3 - 10 sessions.  Most people experience positive results in 1 to 3 treatments, with the average course of treatment being 7 to 10 sessions. MLS Laser can be couples with other treatments as well.

Laser therapy uses light to speed up the body’s natural healing processes. MLS technology uses two therapeutic wavelengths; one treats swelling and inflammation, and the other targets pain.  When they operate together, their effects are amplified while minimizing the risk of thermal damage. This is the unique  combination and synchronization of continuous and pulsed emissions that  characterizes MLS and distinguishes it from other Class IV lasers.