Cold Laser Therapy: Relief at the Speed of Light

Many of the conditions that we treat through chiropractic adjustment also affect the soft tissues, and these tissues may require other forms of therapy to relieve localized pain and encourage timely healing. Even impinged nerves relieved by spinal adjustments may need help repairing themselves. That is why our team at Synergy Family Health makes use of state-of-the-art cold laser therapy to help you feel better and get well faster.

Cold lasers are so named because they operate at different frequencies than burning or cutting lasers. The laser light is set at a frequency than painlessly penetrates the skin to stimulate production of ATP. ATP is a natural substance critical for cellular metabolism and repair. By encouraging your cells to produce more ATP, we can therefore give the healing process a welcome boost. We can also aim the laser beam to target specific nerve roots affected by impingement, disease or injury. This allows us to help restore proper nerve function so that your body can coordinate its functions properly again, further enhancing its ability to heal itself.

Laser Therapy from Our Oviedo Chiropractor

We use an advanced device known as a TerraQuant Laser for maximum treatment flexibility. This laser can produce a variety of frequencies, from a static magnetic field to a super pulsed laser, all of which operate at sub-thermal wavelengths to provide the right kind of healing for your specific needs. (In fact, it is the only handheld laser device currently on the market with this capability.) We are proud to offer the TerraQuant Laser as a natural extension of our suite of chiropractic care services.

If you are curious about cold laser therapy, contact our office and we will be happy to tell you more. An initial consultation and evaluation from our Oviedo chiropractor, Dr. Janowitz, will determine whether you can benefit from this remarkable non-invasive treatment. Let us help you heal!

Do you know someone who has experienced pain relief from this form of therapy? If so, what condition was treated?