Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Laser Therapy – 20 Mins.

Your clinician will position the laser over the target area and apply clinically dosed wavelengths. You may feel little to no sensation or a gentle warmth. Treatment lasts about 20 minutes; clinicians adjust power and technique to your condition for optimal safety and results.

It varies with acuity and diagnosis. Acute injuries often improve after a few sessions, while chronic conditions may require regular treatments over weeks. Your clinician will create a plan based on response, severity, and functional goals.

Most patients experience little to no discomfort; some report a gentle warming sensation. Laser therapy produces no systemic side effects typical of medications. Rare temporary increases in discomfort may occur as inflammation resolves—your clinician will monitor and adjust treatment accordingly.

Yes. Early treatment after injury speeds inflammation reduction and healing in acute cases. For chronic pain, laser therapy treats broader areas with therapeutic doses to reduce persistent inflammation and pain. Protocols are adjusted for condition type and tissue depth.

Yes. Contraindications include active hemorrhage, untreated malignancy in the treatment area, and certain photosensitive conditions or medications. Pregnancy over the abdomen and eyes should be avoided. A clinician review of your medical history will determine safe eligibility before treatment.

Wear comfortable, loose clothing to allow easy access to the treatment area. Avoid heavy topical creams or oils before your visit. Bring a list of medications and recent medical history. The clinician will explain the procedure and answer any questions before starting.