Light Force therapy is a treatment that uses laser light to help the body heal. It works by shining red or near-infrared on the skin which penetrates the tissues underneath. The main light-absorbing molecule is cytochrome c oxidase, an enzyme in mitochondria. 

How Does Light Force Therapy Work? 

Red and near-infrared light penetrate deep into the skin and reach muscles, nerves, and even bones. Once there the light gets absorbed by mitochondria – tiny powerhouses in your cells. 

What Does Light Force Therapy Treat? 

• Tendonitis and Bursitis: calms inflammation and supports recovery. 

• Post-Surgery Recovery: minimizes swelling and enhances healing. 

• Wound Healing: stimulates skin and soft tissue regeneration. 

• Joint Injuries (E.g. Sprains and Arthritis): reduces pain and stiffness. 

• Muscle Strains: speeds up healing and reduces and soreness. 

What To Expect During Light Force Therapy Treatment? 

Consultation & Assessment:

The practitioner will assess your condition, discuss your symptoms, and determine whether Light Force Therapy is appropriate for your treatment plan. 

Comfortable Positioning:

You’ll be seated or lying down in a comfortable position to expose the treatment area. 

Protective Eyewear:

You and the practitioner will wear special safety goggles to protect your eyes from the laser light. 

Application of Laser Device:

A handheld laser device is placed directly on your skin. The device is moved slowly over the treatment area in circular or sweeping motions. 

Sensation During Treatment:

Most patients feel no discomfort. Some experience a mild warming or tingling sensation; however, it is not painful. 

Duration:

Sessions typically last 5 to 15 minutes depending on the size and number of areas being treated.