Cold Laser Therapy In Pompano Beach, FL

Imagine Relieving Your Pain and Speeding Up Recovery With a Non-invasive, Painless Treatment. Cold Laser Therapy Could Be The Solution You've Been Searching For...

(No more painful injections, drugs, or surgeries with long recovery times!)

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What is Cold Laser Therapy?

When you think of lasers, you may conjure images of high-energy cutting tools or even science-fiction weaponry -- but there's another type of laser available, one that can heal sports injuries, treat muscle strain, and relieve chronic discomfort.

This technology is known as low-level or "cold" laser therapy. A beam of amplified light can actually boost your healing powers and relieve inflammatory symptoms easily and painlessly. Better yet, you can get this form of therapy from
our chiropractor at Pompano Beach Chiropractic Clinic

Cold Laser Therapy is an excellent treatment that is often utilized to treat a wide array of conditions and pain. This therapy allows the body to naturally heal itself by utilizing a combination of electric stimulation and cold laser technology. This low level laser therapy consists of a light-emitting device that can be utilized on many different parts of the body.

Who's This Perfect For

Anyone Suffering From Any Of These Conditions

Peripheral Neuropathy

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Arthritis

Neck Pain

Knee Pain

Fibromyalgia

Foot Pain

Arthritis

Painful Joints

Bursitis

Various Tendonitis

PLANTAR FASCIITIS

Wound Healing

Sports Injuries

Reduce inflammation

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How Does Cold Laser Therapy Work?

Lasers deliver concentrated beams of amplified light at various wavelengths and power levels. Many people are familiar with the surgical lasers that can make incisions and seal wounds with pinpoint precision. But lasers can also be highly useful at lower energy levels.

Cold laser therapy makes use of a frequency range far lower than that of a surgical laser. The resulting beam doesn't cut or burn -- instead, it passes through the skin and into underlying tissues without leaving such much as a mark or causing any discomfort.

But the real magic occurs after the beam reaches its target (anywhere from 2 to 5 centimeters beneath the skin surface). The amplified light stimulates cellular structures to produce more of a "fuel" called ATP, a reaction known as

photobiomodulation.

With these extra resources, damaged or ailing cells can repair themselves more quickly and completely, greatly accelerating the healing process. Additionally, the energy of the laser increases blood flow to the tissues being treated, helping them expel inflammatory toxins and fluids while providing them with healing nutrients.

STILL NOT SURE?

Frequently Asked Questions

Here's Our Top Asked Questions

What exactly is cold laser therapy?

Cold laser therapy is a treatment that uses low levels of laser light to reduce pain and inflammation. Unlike the lasers you might think of in surgery, cold lasers don't cut or burn. Instead, they penetrate the skin to help your cells heal faster, making it great for things like muscle pain, joint issues, and even some skin conditions.Is cold laser therapy safe? Yep, it's considered very safe! The laser used in this therapy is

Is cold laser therapy safe?

Yes, it's considered very safe! The laser used in this therapy is low-intensity, so it doesn’t cause burns or damage to your skin. Most people tolerate it really well, and there are usually no side effects.

While the outstanding majority of people can benefit from cold laser therapy, it isn't necessarily right for every individual. Pregnancy, cancer, bleeding disorders, and certain other circumstances may direct us toward one of our many other natural treatment options for your condition. We may also use cold laser therapy as just one element in a multi-modal treatment plan for optimal res

How does cold laser therapy feel?

Honestly, you won’t feel much at all! During the treatment, you might feel a slight warmth or tingling, but it’s generally painless. Some people even find it relaxing. It's nothing like the sharp pain of a needle or the heat from other laser types.

What can cold laser therapy help with?

Cold laser therapy is pretty versatile. It’s often used for conditions like arthritis, tendonitis, back pain, and sports injuries. It’s also helpful for reducing inflammation, speeding up wound healing, and even treating skin conditions like acne or psoriasis.

How many sessions do I need to see results?

This can vary depending on what you're treating. Some people start to notice improvements after just a few sessions, but for more chronic conditions, it might take several weeks of regular treatments. It’s one of those therapies where consistency really pays off.