Frequently Asked Questions

It is a unique treatment for pain throughout the musculoskeletal system.

Laser therapy is a non-invasive light-based treatment that helps reduce pain and inflammation in muscles, tendons and joints. It is successfully used as a replacement or supplement to medication. It is a treatment that can help avoid surgery and allow people suffering from pain to return to an active life.

No, the treatment is painless.

We apply the laser directly to the skin using a massage head. During the treatment you will feel a pleasant soothing warmth. Many patients report that they enjoy the laser treatment.

Yes, it is a safe way to reduce pain and inflammation. The only risk is eye exposure, which is why special protective glasses are essential.

No. A team of qualified doctors and physiotherapists provides comprehensive care after the initial examination.

The physiotherapist needs to feel the problem with their own hands and examine it using their own methods. Previous MRI, X-ray or CT results help determine the problem more precisely.

Approximately 15 minutes, depending on the size of the treated area and the diagnosis.

For best results, 2–3 treatments per week are recommended.

It depends on the severity of the diagnosis. Usually 10–15 therapies are sufficient; chronic conditions require longer treatment.

Patients often report improvement after just a few sessions; visible changes occur after the full series of treatments.

No, patients pay for it themselves.

No. Normal activities including recreational sports do not need to be limited.

Children under 18, oncology patients only with oncologist approval, patients with epilepsy, and patients taking photosensitive medications.

There are no known significant side effects. Increased blood flow is a positive benefit; redness and warmth are short-term.

Yes. Laser therapy accelerates tissue healing through increased cellular metabolism.

Yes. Light reflects off metal without heating in depth.

Yes. The device allows parameter selection so the laser does not damage the tattoo.

Yes. Only the abdomen and sacrum area are avoided; other body parts can be treated.