Low Level Laser Therapy

Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT), also known as cold laser therapy, uses focused light energy to help reduce pain and inflammation and support the body's natural healing processes. Unlike surgical lasers, it does not use heat to cut or damage tissue.

Both therapies use light to support the body's natural processes, but they are used differently. Red Light Therapy provides broad, full-body exposure using our light bed, while Low Level Laser Therapy delivers focused light to a specific area. Depending on your goals and condition, one or both may be recommended.

Low Level Laser Therapy is commonly used to help reduce pain and inflammation while supporting recovery from muscle strains, tendon and ligament injuries, arthritis, joint pain, sports injuries, nerve irritation, and other soft tissue conditions. Every treatment is based on your individual examination findings and health goals.

No. Most patients feel little to nothing during treatment. Some notice a mild warming, tingling, or pointed sensation, while others feel no sensation at all. Treatments are comfortable, non-invasive, and require no downtime.

The number of treatments depends on your condition, how long you've had your symptoms, and how your body responds to care. Your doctor will recommend a treatment schedule based on your individual needs and monitor your progress along the way.

Low Level Laser Therapy has been studied for decades and is considered a safe, non-invasive treatment when used appropriately. Because it does not use heat to cut or damage tissue, it is often referred to as “cold laser therapy.” Treatment is tailored to your individual needs and performed according to established safety guidelines.

Yes. Low Level Laser Therapy may be used alongside services such as NUCCA Chiropractic, Red Light Therapy, Massage Therapy, Dry Needling, and Nutritional Counseling when appropriate. Your care recommendations will depend on your individual needs and goals.