Laser therapy works through a process called photobiomodulation, where light energy interacts with cells to support mitochondrial activity and energy production (ATP). This process may help:

• Calm inflammation
• Increase blood flow to injured tissues
• Support tissue repair
• Reduce pain and stiffness

Laser therapy does not force change—it supports the body’s ability to heal when conditions are right.

Laser therapy is commonly used for:

• Acute and chronic back or neck pain
• Muscle strains and ligament sprains
• Tendon and joint irritation
• Overuse injuries
• Recovery from physical stress or athletic training

Laser therapy is often most effective when used consistently and in combination with chiropractic care, exercise, and healthy movement habits.

Sessions are quick, typically lasting 5–10 minutes

You may feel a gentle warming sensation during treatment

Treatments are comfortable and non-invasive

Response varies from person to person. Some patients notice changes quickly, while others experience gradual improvement over a series of visits.

Laser therapy is not a standalone solution. It is a supportive tool we use when inflammation, tissue irritation, or delayed healing is limiting progress.

Support recovery during active care

Improve tissue response to chiropractic adjustments

Help reduce flare-ups during training or daily life

Complement postural correction and rehabilitation programs

Laser therapy is optional and may not be appropriate for everyone. Our team will help determine whether laser therapy fits your condition, goals, and care plan.

If you’re curious whether laser therapy could support your recovery, ask our team during your visit.