It is a unique treatment for pain of the entire musculoskeletal system.

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

No, the treatment is painless.

We apply the laser directly to the skin using a massage head. During the treatment, you will feel a pleasant soothing warmth. Many of our patients report enjoying the laser treatment.

Yes, it is a safe way to reduce pain and inflammation. The only risk is eye exposure, which is why special protective glasses are required during therapy, worn throughout the treatment.

No, you do not need a referral (or request) from a doctor. Comprehensive care is provided by a team of qualified doctors and physiotherapists who will diagnose and set the necessary treatment after an initial examination, considering your health problem and its extent.

The examination by a doctor and a physiotherapist is different. The physiotherapist needs to “feel” the problem with their hands and examine you using their methods. Results from previous examinations or descriptions of MRI, X-ray, or CT help better determine your problem.

Approximately 15 minutes, depending on the size of the treated area and the diagnosis being treated.

For the best results, we recommend 2-3 treatments per week.

It depends on the severity of the diagnosis. Usually, 10-15 therapies are sufficient, but chronic issues require longer treatment. The physiotherapist will determine a treatment plan that is optimal for your condition.

Patients often report improvement after just a few therapies, with visible changes and more lasting improvement occurring after the entire series of treatments, as the benefits and effects of laser therapy accumulate.

No, patients pay for the therapy themselves.

No, you do not. Regular activities, including recreational sports, do not need to be limited.

• children under 18 years
• oncology patients only with oncologist’s consent
• patients with epilepsy
• patients taking photosensitive medications

Based on peer-reviewed literature, no significant side effects of laser therapy are known. Increased blood flow is a positive benefit associated with laser therapy, which can sometimes cause skin redness and a feeling of warmth. These changes are short-term, usually lasting only a few hours.

Absolutely! Some of the most commonly reported benefits of laser therapy relate to the reduction of postoperative pain. Research has shown that laser therapy accelerates the healing process of certain tissues through increased cellular metabolism.

Yes, the laser can be used on metal implants. During laser therapy, the light simply reflects off the metal, and there is no heating in depth.

Yes, a tattoo at the treatment site does not interfere with our laser! The device allows us to choose parameters such that the laser does not damage the tattoo, and you will not feel any thermal discomfort during the lasering.

Yes, pregnancy is not an obstacle, only the abdomen and lower back areas are avoided. The laser can be applied to all other parts of the body.