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In cold laser therapy, a handheld device is used by the clinician. It is placed 10-12 inches away from the affected area for 60 seconds. The length of how many minutes it is applied depends on how large the affected area is and the required dose for the treatment. The low powered laser light passes through the layers of the skin and penetrates the skin up to 15 cm deep.

Once the cells absorb the light energy from the laser treatment, they will start to stimulate regeneration, which would result in:

• Regeneration of Damaged Tissue
• Reduction of Pain and Inflammation
• Acceleration of Healing
• Muscle Relaxation
• Stimulation of Nerve Regeneration
• Improvement of Vascular Activity 

Results are usually experienced on the third or fourth treatment, where the swelling is minimized and pain is greatly reduced. You can be sure that the full effect will be more visible as you proceed with the treatment plan.

Phoenix Thera-Lase Systems has exclusive process patents on the most feasible and efficacious wavelength for laser energy. This wavelength has sufficient penetrating and absorption qualities.

Compare to other alternative therapeutic laser devices, Phoenix Thera-Lase Systems’ cutting edge technology is much more efficient. The patented wavelengths, in conjunction with the custom, the strategic internal design of these systems, allow energy levels that are 10 to 200 times higher with effective energy delivered to the injured tissue.

Lower powered lasers of non-optimal wavelengths lead to substantially higher rates of absorption of light energy by melanin (skin pigment) and hiunderpoweredgher absorption rates by the hemoglobin. These devices are under powered and impairs their ability to achieve clinically significant results.

Cold laser therapy has the ability to stimulate all cell types including muscles, ligaments, cartilage, and nerves. This type of therapy is used to treat:

• Ankle Sprain or Strain
• Biceps Tendonitis
• Bursitis
• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Cervical Strain or Sprain
• De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis
• Frozen Shoulder
• Headaches or Migraines
• Herniated Disc
• Iliotibial Friction Syndrome
• Jumper’s Knee
• Ligament or Meniscal Injuries 
• Mechanical Low Back Pain
• Muscle and Joint Pain
• Muscles Sprain
• Osteoarthritis
• Plantar Fasciitis
• Postoperative Pain
• Postural Strain
• Repetitive Strain Injuries
• Restless Pain Syndrome
• Rotator Cuff Sprain or Strain
• Sciatica
• Tennis Elbow 

The therapy should not be used on any type of suspicious cancerous lesions or carcinomas, thyroid glands, and/or pregnant patients. Pregnant patients are not recommended to undergo the procedure because of the possible effects on the unborn child which are unknown. 

Furthermore, it should not be directly aimed at the eyes because it may cause serious damage. During the procedure, the patients wear protective glasses to eliminate direct exposure to the eyes.

One of the major benefits of undergoing cold laser therapy is that the procedure is noninvasive, which means that it does not require any surgical incision. This implies that there are no long recovery periods. Unlike other pharmaceutical medication, cold laser therapy is nonaddictive and eliminates long-term complications.

Cold laser therapy does not require taking any type of medication, which is good for people who are avoiding prescription drugs. It has also been found that this type of therapy does not have any serious side effects given that the treatment is performed well.

InDepth Laser Therapy will support you on the path to rapid recovery and a pain-free active lifestyle. Laser therapy supports other modalities that promote rapid healing and recovery, no matter what your health needs are.

InDepth Laser Therapy is excited to offer Phoenix Thera-Lase technology. Many of you may be asking, “What is laser therapy?”

It is a non-invasive, drug-free, and surgery-free treatment modality. Aside from this, it is also:

• Safe: Laser therapy treatment is a low-risk, noninvasive safe way to achieve pain relief. 
• Painless: During treatment patients feel soothing warmth no burning sensation and treatments can be administered using a non-contact technique depending on the sensitivity of the condition.
• Proven: Laser therapy has helped treat pain associated with deep tissue injuries and inflammation for more than 20 years. It is endorsed by clinical organizations, including the American Physical Therapy Association, World Health Organization (WHO), and International Association for the Study of Pain.
• FDA-Cleared: The FDA has approved this therapy, which temporarily increases microcirculation, for the treatment of pain and inflammation.
• Advanced: Laser therapy is a technologically advanced treatment that uses light energy to accelerate your body's own natural healing processes to help make your recovery quicker.

Specific wavelengths of light are applied to the affected area, where it will enter into damaged cells to stimulate intercellular activity. It will help reduce pain, regenerate cells, and speed up healing. The process is complete once the cells recover from the damage. 

The targeted area is most often treated at 1275 nanometers (nm) of wavelength. During the procedure, you will feel a soothing warmth and possibly a tingling sensation. It will not cause any pain since it is a noninvasive pain treatment. The procedure usually lasts from 10 to 30 minutes depending on the protocol.