High-intensity laser used to reduce inflammation and support tissue repair, painless, non-invasive and quick to apply.
Class IV laser therapy uses concentrated light energy to penetrate deeper than lower-powered devices. That energy is absorbed by cells and used to support repair, reduce inflammation and decrease pain.
Treatment is quick and comfortable, the applicator moves over the area and most people feel only pleasant warmth. It is typically added within a physiotherapy appointment rather than booked alone.
Protective eyewear is worn by everyone in the room. Laser is not suitable over certain areas or conditions, including pregnancy, active cancer and some implanted devices so we screen carefully beforehand and will tell you if it is not appropriate.
Laser therapy is used for inflammatory and soft-tissue conditions, often alongside hands-on treatment.
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We confirm laser is safe and appropriate for you and the area being treated.
Everyone in the room wears eye protection before treatment starts.
The applicator is moved steadily over the area for several minutes.
Laser is followed by hands-on work or exercise within the same visit.
Every plan is tailored to you. Depending on your assessment, your treatment may draw on a combination of these.
Class IV output reaches tissue that lower-powered lasers cannot.
Lower doses used early to help manage inflammation.
Higher cumulative doses across a course of treatment.
Most applications take five to ten minutes.
Commonly a series of sessions over two to four weeks.
Delivered alongside exercise and manual therapy, not in isolation.
Most people feel only a gentle, pleasant warmth.
Normal activity resumes immediately after each session.
Useful where swelling and inflammation limit progress.
Fits easily within an existing treatment appointment.
Hands-on assessment and treatment to assess factors contributing to your pain and movement limitations.
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Our friendly team is happy to help. Reach us during clinic hours. We are open 8:00am to 8:00pm on Tuesday and Thursday, and 9:00am to 6:00pm on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Book an appointmentNo. Most people feel mild warmth over the treated area and nothing more.
Chronic conditions often need a series across two to four weeks. Acute problems may need fewer.
Yes, with proper screening and eye protection. Some conditions make laser unsuitable and we check before treating.
It is generally delivered within a physiotherapy appointment, which most extended health plans cover.
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