Laser therapy[1] is the therapeutic application of coherent, monochromatic light at low intensities.

Four widely accepted effects are

1) Biostimulation/Tissue Regeneration
2) Reduction of Inflammation
3) Analgesia
4) Antibacterial/Antiviral

Bio – "Life" stimulation and tissue regeneration are the first effects cited in much of the literature. How many therapies can make such a claim?

Laser therapy adds energy to living systems. While we are able to explain many of its molecular and biochemical effects, it also adds energy at atomic and subatomic levels. When we understand these deeper effects, perhaps we may know much more about ourselves.

What can laser therapy treat? Therapeutic applications which have shown promising results based on studies include:

Acne · Allergic Purpura · Alopecia Areata · Arteriosclerosis / Atherosclerosis · Arthritis · Asthma · Back Pain · Carpal Tunnel Syndrome · Cerebral Palsy · Dental Applications · Diabetes · Fibromyalgia · Headaches/Migraine · Hearing Disorders · Herpes · Hypertension · Hyperlipidemia · Lymphedema · Maxillofacial Disorders · Meniere' s Disease · Nerve Regeneration · Neuralgia Neuropathy · Pain (Musculoskeletal, Myofascial, Nerve) · Pancreatobiliary Disease · Peyronie's Disease · Prostatitis · Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy · Respiratory Disorders (Asthma, Bronchitis, Pleurisy, Pneumonia, Sinusitis, Tuberculosis)  · Scars ·  Skin Disorders · Sports Injuries · Tendonitis · Tinnitus · Wound Healing

To view research on any of the above and more, click on Laser Research Library.

Laser therapy is widely practiced throughout Europe and Asia. Over 4,000 studies and articles have been published. No adverse reaction has been documented in more than thirty-five years of clinical and research use.

To learn more, click on Laser Articles, and Case Study - Alopecia Areata.