Laser therapy
Cold laser therapy (low level laser therapy), also known as photobiomodulation, is a painless, non-invasive technique used across several fields of medicine.
- Painless and non-invasive
- ATP38 device
- Pain, skin and scalp
An alternative worth considering
We use an ATP38 device, a benchmark in photobiomodulation. In some cases, laser therapy can be an alternative to conventional drug and surgical treatments.
Our doctors will advise you based on your situation.
Indications
Laser therapy can treat a wide range of acute and chronic conditions, including:
Pain and healing
- Arthritis, rheumatism and joint pain
- Burns
- Fibromyalgia
- Ulcers and wounds
- Lymphatic drainage
- Venous insufficiency
- Back pain
- Muscle pain
- Sports injuries
- Anti-inflammatory and pain relief treatment
Scalp
- Hair loss
- Scalp irritation
- Folliculitis
Skin conditions
- Acne
- Fungal infections
- Oedema
- Dry skin
- Wrinkles
- Cellulite
- Atopic dermatitis
- Eczema and psoriasis
- Stretch marks
How does it work?
The ATP38 uses the energy of photons. This photostimulation relies on different wavelengths, each with its own specific field of action.
The emitted light penetrates the body and is absorbed by cells at the targeted depth, stimulating repair mechanisms and supporting regeneration. The technology was first studied by NASA to speed up wound healing in astronauts; it has since been extended to many fields of medicine.
Seven wavelengths
Each wavelength works at a different depth and on a different field of action.
Blue
450 to 470 nm
Green
510 to 540 nm
Amber
580 to 600 nm
Red
610 to 635 nm
Deep red
665 to 695 nm
Deep red
745 to 775 nm
Infrared
800 to 835 nm
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