It is a non-invasive therapeutic device, which emits energy in the infrared spectrum, stimulating the biological tissue locally. In this way, an acceleration of healing, an increase in metabolism as well as an analgesic reaction are caused.
Laser application
The therapeutic use of the laser is applied in all fields of medical sciences such as: plastic surgery, ophthalmology, dentistry, dermatology, neurosurgery, general surgery, etc. In recent years, it has also been applied with great success in physical therapy for conditions such as: ligament and tendon injuries, muscle injuries, etc. Laser therapy offers immediate results thanks to its analgesic, anti-edematous and anti-inflammatory effect. Therefore, there is a rapid reduction of pain, a reduction of inflammation and even total recovery, as it manages to approach with absolute safety pathological points that are located in depth and are difficult to reach with classical physical therapy methods.
The treatment uses focused artificial light on the specific point of the affected area. There is no reason to worry, because laser beams are simply artificial light and not ionizing, ultraviolet or radioactive radiation. This light is tuned to very specific wavelengths and this allows it to be focused into powerful beams with therapeutic effects both on the surface of the layers and on the underlying tissues.
When the laser rays come into contact with the cells of the body they create a biological stimulation. The immune defense is affected locally and energy is produced due to cellular metabolism.
Scientifically it is explained as the process of mechanism of biological formation of the tissues, which in its final form or stage of a treatment is the normalization or normalization of the cellular functions of the parts that are irradiated. An important role is also played by the body’s release of endorphins during laser treatment.
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