Laser Treatment

Unique Treatment in Record Time

Fast and Non-Invasive Treatment with a Class 4 Laser

What do we offer?

Laser treatment is a non-invasive method using light to help reduce pain and inflammation in muscles, tendons, and joints. It is successfully used as a replacement or supplement to medication. This treatment can prevent surgery, allowing people suffering from pain to return to an active life.

We Recommend Laser Treatment in These Cases

CHRONIC CONDITIONS
Painful spinal conditions, intervertebral disc diseases, osteoarthritis of small joints in hands and feet, coxarthrosis, carpal tunnel syndrome, degenerative joint changes, and many more.
SPORTS INJURIES
Cruciate ligament strain, tendon and ligament strains, muscle injuries, sprains, twists, soft tissue injuries, and tissue improvement before surgery.
INFLAMMATORY PROCESSES
Inflammatory diseases of the musculoskeletal system, tendonitis, joint inflammation, bursitis, epicondylitis, plantar fasciitis, and many more.
REGENERATION
Rapid regeneration of injured tendons and muscles, post-surgery recovery, post-traumatic conditions, joint surgeries – total endoprostheses, arthroscopy.

Descriptions of diagnoses can be found in individual points

WHO CAN WE HELP?

Individuals over 18 years old

with musculoskeletal pain
after musculoskeletal surgery
with chronic and acute problems
active athletes
individuals needing musculoskeletal regeneration (people with sedentary or physically demanding jobs, seniors, athletes, etc.)

Contraindications

How does it work?

The laser works through photobiomodulation. This process refers to a situation where light of specific wavelengths stimulates cellular functions, leading to positive biochemical changes in damaged tissue. Tissues are flooded with photons, which transfer energy to cells. The result is increased circulation in the damaged area, leading to pain relief, inflammation healing, swelling reduction, and enabling the body to use its own healing powers.

Laser treatment is non-invasive and does not require long time or preparation.

First Visit

Initial consultation with a doctor or chief physiotherapist proceeds as follows:

takes a detailed medical history
assesses the current functional state of the musculoskeletal system
conducts a physical examination: palpation, functional tests, and other methods
if necessary for precise diagnosis, performs an ultrasound examination
if the client has documentation from a doctor, evaluates MRI results, or other medical reports from an orthopedist, neurologist, and other specialists
establishes (proposes) a treatment plan
the first laser therapy takes place
other appointments are scheduled at the reception

Why choose us?

Comprehensive Care
qualified doctors and physiotherapists with many years of experience
the most modern and powerful devices on the market
thousands of satisfied clients
excellent treatment results
available appointments
no restrictions after therapy
safe and non-invasive treatment
tattoos are not an obstacle
individual approach to clients
friendly and helpful staff ready to assist and advise