Laser Therapy
In contrast to lasers of high strength used in surgery, low-power atheric therapy lasers are used in physical therapy, such as the infrared diode laser.

The infrared diode laser differs from others due to a greater depth of penetration, a powerful biostimulative effect of masked tissue and ease of use.
Low power lasers have a variety of complex photobiological effects such as:
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increase in metabolism
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anti-inflammatory effect
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anti-edematous effect
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stimulation of microcirculation
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tissue regeneration
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biostimulative effect
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pain relief
Laser treatment results in the following advantages:
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significantly reduces the time of treatment
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can be applied in the acute phase, because the procedure is atermic, it does not heat the tissues
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positive effect on bone regeneration, regeneration of peripheral nerves, muscle fibers and skin
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it can also be applied to acupuncture points, which is very important for people who don’t feel comfortable with needles.