What is laser?
How it works?
What we treat
Brain laser therapy
Specific conditions that we help
Photobiomodulation therapy (PBMT) is a non-thermal light therapy that uses non-ionizing visible and infrared light to stimulate cellular processes. By targeting chromophores such as Cytochrome C oxidase and flavins, it triggers beneficial photophysical and photochemical responses in the body.
Unlike Class 4 lasers commonly used in cosmetic procedures for tissue destruction, the Class 3 laser employed in PBMT modulates cellular responses without causing harm. It is a safe, painless procedure free from harmful radiation. While most patients experience no discomfort, mild fatigue or dizziness may occur. To ensure tolerance, initial sessions typically involve lower light doses.
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Relief pain – by reducing pain transmission signals (blocking action potential and nociceptive blockade).
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Decrease mitochondria membrane potential, thus decreasing ATP production.
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Disrupt microtubule polymerization.
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Opening up blood vessels (vasodilatation).
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Anti-inflammatory.
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Immunomodulating.
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promote tissue healing and regeneration.
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Higher dose of 100mW was shown to better help tendon collagen fiber organization.
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Reduce muscle spasms – at a high dose for 10-15 min.
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Modulate CNS neurotransmitter production.
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Stimulate tissue stem cells for tissue regeneration.
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We only use devices that have been scientifically proven by leading universities around the world; one particular device is called Vielight, which in collaborated with Boston University, the University of Sydney and University of California San Francisco and the U.S Department of Veterans Affairs.
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