(803) 957-3373
5432-A Augusta Road
Lexington, SC 29072
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DESCRIPTION OF LASER LIGHT THERAPY:
Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) uses light to trigger photoreceptors in the
cell causing
protein and
collagen synthesis,
resulting in rapid regeneration and healing of damaged
tissue. Increased
cellular
metabolism and improved circulation
enable the body to
remove toxins and replenish nutrients more
efficiently.
There are over
2500 research publications
confirming the clinical effect of LLLT. We offer
specialized treatments
using the
Vectra Genysis Laser. Five laser diodes treat deeper symptoms and
four light
emitting diodes treat surface symptoms. This non-invasive treatment is a
safe and
effective
way to temporarily
relieve many common problems including aches,
pains,
muscle spasms and
tightness; while improving circulation and healing. A typical treatment
session takes 5-10 minutes
for a localized area; with 3 sessions per week on average. However, clients
with chronic or severe
symptoms would benefit from treatments on a daily basis for 1-2 weeks.
BENEFITS OF LASER LIGHT THERAPY: Increased local blood circulation Improved cellular regeneration and healing
Relaxation of muscles/soft tissue Temporary relief of muscle spasm
Temporary relief of joint stiffness
Temporary relief of muscle and joint ache/pain
COMMON TREATMENT AREAS: Sinus Pain/Pressure
Headache/Migraine
Neck Pain/ Low Back Pain
Muscle Ache/Pain/Spasm/Tightness
Trigger/Tender Points
Joint Ache/Pain/Stiffness/Arthritis
Bone Spurs
Post-Surgical Areas/Scar Tissue
Nerve Compression
Altered Sensation/Tingling
Wounds/Cuts/Bruises
Ischemic Tissue without Vascular Disease
PRECAUTIONS:
Bone Growth Centers (unless bone growth is complete)
Spinal Cord Following Removal of Tissue/Bone, i.e., Laminectomy
Areas of Light Hypersensitivity/Adverse Reaction to Light
Open wounds must be covered with a protective barrier
Anesthetic areas
CONTRAINDICATIONS (Advised NOT to use on the following areas): Eyes
Cancerous Tissue
Active Hemorrhage
Ischemic Tissue with Vascular Disease
Infectious disease
Thyroid or Carotid Sinus Region
Sympathetic Ganglia
Vagus nerve, Cardiac Region or Pace Maker
Areas Injected With Steroids in the past 2-3 weeks
Pregnant Uterus