Class IV Laser Therapy

Class IV Laser Therapy is a powerful, non-invasive treatment that accelerates healing, reduces inflammation, and relieves pain at the cellular level. Using focused light energy, this advanced therapy penetrates deep into muscles, joints, and nerves—stimulating your body’s natural ability to repair and regenerate tissue.
Unlike lower-level (Class I–III) lasers, Class IV lasers deliver higher-powered light, allowing for deeper penetration and faster, more effective results—especially for chronic pain, injuries, and nerve-related conditions.

How It Works:
The laser energy is absorbed by damaged cells and tissues, triggering photobiomodulation—a biological process that:

• Increases ATP (cellular energy) production

• Enhances blood flow and lymphatic drainage

• Reduces inflammation and swelling

• Stimulates nerve repair and function

• Alleviates pain by blocking pain signals
  

Conditions We Treat with Laser Therapy:

• Neuropathy (including diabetic and peripheral neuropathy)

• Sciatica and nerve pain

• Arthritis and joint pain

• Sprains, strains, and sports injuries

• Tendonitis, bursitis, and carpal tunnel
  Plantar fasciitis and chronic soft tissue injuries
  

Laser Therapy for Neuropathy:

Class IV Laser Therapy is particularly effective in managing neuropathy symptoms, including numbness, tingling, burning, and sharp nerve pain. By improving circulation and stimulating nerve regeneration, laser therapy can help:

• Reduce nerve inflammation

• Restore sensation and nerve conductivity

• Improve quality of life without drugs or surgery
  
  
  Safe, Fast, and Drug-Free:
  Most treatments last only 5–10 minutes, are completely painless, and require no downtime. Patients often notice relief within just a few sessions, with results building over time.
  
  Backed by Research:
  Multiple studies have shown that high-intensity laser therapy can:

• Significantly reduce nerve pain and inflammation

• Promote nerve regeneration

• Shorten recovery time for both acute injuries and chronic conditions