Therapeutic Laser

 A  K-Laser works at the cellular level through a process called photo-biostimulation. It uses laser light to energize and activate cells in the body which can speed healing rates, promote enzyme production and increase production of ATP. The process is similar to photosynthesis in plants. The plant's leaves harvest sunlight which is used as fuel to grow.

K-Lasers have been used to treat a variety of conditions with remarkable results in both human and veterinary medicine. Some examples of the benefits K-Laser therapy can have include:

• Accelerated tissue repair and wound healing after surgery
• Anti-inflammatory/pain relieving in chronic arthritis
• Improved nerve function
• Increased collagen production
• Improved circulation and vascular activity

The standard initial course of treatment is 3 sessions the first week, 2 sessions the second week, and 1 the third week. Each laser treatment session is relatively short, completely painless, and generally does not last more than 10 minutes. After the third week each patient's progress and response to treatment is individually evaluated. Subsequent treatments, if needed, are usually once a month to once or twice a year.