Laser Therapy

Laser therapy is a non-invasive, science-backed treatment that uses concentrated light energy to repair tissues, stimulate regeneration, and treat medical and cosmetic conditions. It’s widely used in dermatology, aesthetics, sports medicine, and rehabilitation for its precision and effectiveness.

How it Work?

Light Energy Absorption – Laser beams target specific cells or pigments, triggering healing or destruction of damaged tissue.
Stimulates Cellular Activity – Increases collagen production, blood flow, and tissue repair.
Types of Lasers:

• Ablative Lasers (remove outer skin layers – e.g., CO₂)
• Non-Ablative Lasers (penetrate without damage – e.g., Nd:YAG)
• Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) (pain relief & hair growth)

Common Uses

1. Skin Rejuvenation & Resurfacing

• Wrinkle Reduction (Fractional CO₂ laser)
• Acne & Scar Treatment (Pico laser)
• Pigmentation Removal (IPL, Q-switched lasers)

2. Hair Removal & Restoration

• Permanent Hair Reduction (Alexandrite, Diode lasers)
• Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) for Hair Growth

3. Medical & Pain Management

• Joint & Muscle Pain Relief (LLLT for arthritis, tendonitis)
• Wound Healing & Nerve Repair
• Vascular Lesions & Rosacea Treatment

Benefits

Precision Targeting – Treats only affected areas.
Minimal Downtime – Non-ablative options require no recovery.
Long-Lasting Results – Stimulates natural healing.
Versatile Applications – Skin, hair, pain, and vascular issues.

What to Expect During Treatment?

• Duration: 15–60 minutes (depending on area).
• Sensation: Mild warmth or tingling (numbing cream available).
• Recovery:
  • Ablative Lasers: 1–2 weeks (redness, peeling).
  • Non-Ablative/LLLT: No downtime.

Laser Therapy vs. Alternatives