Paul Strange Bsc (Hons) Ost Med DO ND - Osteopath |
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Low level Laser therapy We use laser therapy as an adjunct to other therapies such as Osteopathy to speed the healing process by at least a third. Whether it is a muscle strain, herniated spinal disc, tendonitis, skin problems such as acne or even skin ulcers, the laser is a painless non – invasisive therapy. Our laser does not cut or burn – in fact there is no heat produced, but the light penetrates into the body producing an effect called photobiostimulation. This process has multiple effects on cells and can greatly enhance the body’s natural regenerative functions as well as stimulate endorphin release and collagen production. There is currently more research on low level laser therapy than any other electrical therapy used by physiotherapists osteopaths and chiropractors Conditions recommended for laser therapy:
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