DIOWAVE Laser Therapy

What is Laser Therapy?

Laser Therapy is the use of specific wavelengths of light to create therapeutic effects. These effects can include improved healing time, pain reduction, increased circulation and decreased swelling.

Cellular Effects of Laser Therapy

During Laser Therapy, an infrared laser light interacts with tissues at the cellular level. Metabolic activity increases within the cell which improves the transport of nutrients across the cell membrane. This initiates the release of nitric oxide that leads to a cascade of beneficial effects increasing cellular function and health.

Therapeutic Laser Effects

During each painless treatment, laser energy increases circulation, drawing water, oxygen and nutrients to the damaged area. This creates an optimal healing environment that reduces inflammation, swelling, muscle spasms, stiffness and pain. As the injured area returns to normal, function is restored and pain is relieved.

DIOWAVE LaserTherapy Feel the Difference

In sharp contrast to "Cold Lasers" (LLLT or Low Level Light Therapy) which provides no feeling or sensation, patients FEEL each DIOWAVE Laser Therapy™ treatment, as it works to provide laser light energy deep into the body to reach damaged cells and tissues.

Results are typically faster than many other therapeutic modalities. Most patients notice a warm, often soothing feeling and often report signs of improvement after the first or second treatment.

See the Results

Both acute and chronic injuries respond well to the DIOWAVE Laser Therapy treatment. Inflammation and swelling are quickly reduced to allow a greater range of motion in the affected area. This helps to regain activity and mobility while reducing scar tissue and adhesions which can slow recovery and healing. Sick and injured tissues are restored to optimal strength and vitality, providing greater functionality and preventing re-injury.

Laser Therapy Can Help With

• Carpal tunnel syndrome
• Myofascial trigger points
• Tennis and golfer's elbow
• Ligament sprains
• Plantar fascitis
• Rheumatoid arthritis
• Osteoarthritis, shoulder
• Back pain
• Knee pain
• Sports injuries
• Auto injury and work related injuries
• De Quervain's tonsynovitis
• Cervical strain/sprain
• Rotator cuff strain
• Tendonitis