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THERALASE LASER THERAPY
Theralase laser therapy used in our clinic has been both scientifically proven and peer reviewed for publication by the American Society of Laser Medicine and Surgery scientific journal. Not all laser units are alike. This technology is unmatched in the industry. Theralase cutting edge treatment rapidly heals tissues and assists in pain elimination. This therapy is completely painless when administered and has helped numerous conditions. Benefits include rapid cell growth, faster wound healing, anti-inflammatory action, reduced formation of scar tissue following tissue damage, increased metabolic activity, increased vascular activity, stimulation of nerve function.
HOW DOES THE LASER WORK?
Theralase lasers emit specific wavelengths of light (typically in the red and near-infrared spectrum) that penetrate the skin and interact with cells. This process is called photobiomodulation, and it helps:
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Increase ATP production (cellular energy)
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Improve blood circulation
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Reduce inflammation and swelling
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Accelerate tissue repair and regeneration
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Relieve pain by modulating nerve function
WHAT ARE THE KEY FEATURES?
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Cold laser: Does not produce heat, unlike surgical or high-intensity lasers.
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FDA and Health Canada cleared for a variety of uses.
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Uses dual-wavelength laser diodes (660 nm and 905 nm), which allow for deep tissue penetration and surface healing.
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Safe for repeated use with no known side effects.
WHAT ARE THE COMMON CONDITIONS TREATED?
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Acute and chronic pain (e.g., back, neck, jaw, joint pain)
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Sports injuries (e.g., sprains, strains, tendonitis, heel pain/plantar fasciitis)
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Arthritis
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Post-surgical healing
Carpal tunnel syndrome
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TMJ dysfunction
Wound and scar healing
HOW IS IT USED IN CANADA
Theralase is a Canadian-based company, and its laser systems are widely used across physiotherapy, chiropractic, and rehab clinics. Because it's non-invasive and drug-free, it’s a popular option for patients seeking natural and gentle pain relief.
Professional Teams and Individuals using Theralase include MLB’s Toronto Blue Jays, Toronto Raptors, Arizona DiamondBacks, Tennis great James Blake as well as World Champion Track and Field star Perdita Felicien.
