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Laser Therapy to Support Pain Relief and Healing
A non-invasive treatment that can help reduce pain and inflammation and support tissue healing—used as part of a structured rehabilitation plan.
Laser Therapy
Laser therapy (also known as photobiomodulation)
Laser therapy (also known as photobiomodulation) is a non-invasive treatment that uses specific wavelengths of light to stimulate healing in injured tissue.
At Physio Solutions, we use laser therapy selectively—when it is appropriate—to support pain relief and recovery.
It is always used as part of a broader rehabilitation plan, alongside exercise therapy and movement-based treatment.
In our experience, patients often report a reduction in pain when it is used in the right situation—helping to support recovery and reduce reliance on pain medication.
What Is Laser Therapy?
Laser therapy uses light energy to interact with cells in the body.
This process can help to:
Treatment is quick, non-invasive, and does not require downtime.
Reduce pain
Decrease inflammation
Support tissue repair
Improve circulation
Reduce nerve irritation
What Can Laser Therapy Help With?
Laser therapy may be helpful for:
What this means for you
Laser therapy can be a useful addition to your treatment—but it is not a standalone solution.
The best results come from combining it with the right rehabilitation plan.
How Does Laser Therapy Work?
Laser therapy works by delivering light energy into the tissues, which:
Stimulates cellular activity
Enhances energy production within cells
Promotes tissue repair processes
Helps reduce inflammation
In simple terms, it helps create an environment where your body can heal more effectively.
What to Expect During Treatment
Treatment typically lasts 5–10 minutes
The laser is applied directly to the skin over the affected area
You may feel gentle warmth, but the treatment is generally painless
No recovery time is needed
How We Use Laser Therapy
At Physio Solutions, laser therapy is used to support your recovery—not replace it.
It is combined with:
This ensures your recovery is both effective and long-lasting.
Who Is Laser Therapy For?
Laser therapy may be suitable if:
Not Sure If It’s Right for You?
You don’t need to decide which treatment you need—we’ll guide you.
Your treatment plan will be based on your assessment, your goals, and what will give you the best long-term outcome.