hand held clinic use multi-functional cold laser therapy wound healing device

Specifications

1.wound healing device
ld laser therapy
3.rehabilitation equipment
4.occupational diseases treatment
5.clinic use

 hand held clinic use multi-functional cold laser therapy wound healing device  

 

What is cold laser therapy good for?

The best known applications are for Acute or Chronic Pain:

•Headaches

•Low back and Sciatic Pain

•Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

•Tennis and golfer's Elbow

•Post-Operative Pain

•Sprains and Strains

•TMJ

•Shingles

•Knee Pain

•Neck Pain

•Arthritis

•Tinnitus

•Acne

•Stimulate Wound Healing

•Bedwetting (Nocturnal Enuresis)

•Reduce Swelling and Edema

•Allergy cure

•Heal Cold Sores

•Herpes

•Hay Fever

 

 

 

 

 

 

What is Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT)?
LLLT is far more than an invisible flashlight! In fact, low-level lasers are yet another pain-free, sterile, non-invasive tool we use to help facilitate the healing process. Photons of visible and invisible light supply energy to the body by traveling through the layers of skin to the injured area. Unlike surgical lasers, low-level lasers do not produce heat, cut or damage tissue. Instead, cold light from the low-level laser is absorbed through the skin, increasing the cellular activity of tissue surrounding the injured area.

 

What injuries are treated with Low Level Laser Therapy?
Tendonitis, sprains, strains, back pain, neck pain, shin splints, plantar fasciitis, stress fractures, and many more.

 

How does it work?
How can light possibly be absorbed by the body and converted into something useful? The human body has been converting light energy since the beginning of time. Our ability to use sunlight to aid in the production of Vitamin D, “the sunshine vitamin,” is a perfect example of how our body is able to transform light into something beneficial. With LLLT, photons are absorbed by cells. Energy is transformed, powering metabolic processes. Beneficial proteins and enzymes needed for cellular repair are created. This leads to the regeneration and repair of damaged tissues and the modulation of pain.

 

What does the research say?
Advances in medicine are being made every day that help improve our practice and push us into new frontiers. The verdict is in! LLLT is part of that movement. It has been found to be extremely beneficial in the treatment of: