About EVRL

1.How Cold Lasers and Low-Level Lasers Work to Relieve Pain

LLLT, also called cold laser therapy or photobiomodulation therapy, is a type of phototherapy designed to repair tissue, reduce pain and inflammation, target fat and provide other benefits for patients in both medical and veterinary treatments. The capabilities of low-level lasers have been used in fat loss and pain relief for over 50 years.

2. How Does LLLT Work?

During a treatment regimen, a small low-level laser therapy device emitting laser beam or visible non thermal lasers is placed over the target area. The low levels of light penetrate the tissue without heating or damaging the skin.

Unlike traditional lasers, which use around 300 watts, cold lasers use between five and 500 milliwatts. True to their name, they don’t burn the skin or produce pain, and the FDA gives them NHN (non-heating instruments) classification. In contrast, a laser used for surgeries cuts through the skin and can lead to severe scarring and pain.

3. No Recovery, No Side Effects

There is no recovery time and no side effects, which makes LLLT an attractive treatment option for a variety of conditions, including:

• Low Back Pain
• Neck and Shoulder pain

 

Revitalizing

Cold lasers can stimulate all types of cells, including muscle, ligaments, nerves and cartilage.

Cellular Boost

This stimulation of light energy works similar to photosynthesis in plants, as it is absorbed and interacts with light-sensitive components in the body’s cells.

Natural Healing

The treatment promotes the body’s natural healing — which may have been impeded through the tissue damage — by stimulating mitochondria and encouraging the cells to produce more ATP.