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Supporting tissue recovery with targeted light therapy.

Class IV Cold Laser Therapy

Class IV Cold Laser Therapy, also known as photobiomodulation, uses near-infrared light to support cellular activity, circulation, and the body's natural healing processes.

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How Does Photobiomodulation Work?

Think of it as giving your cells a little extra support. When the laser's light reaches targeted tissues, it interacts with cellular structures involved in energy production and cellular function. This can help support circulation, tissue recovery, and the body's natural healing response.

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Targeted Light

Cellular Response

Tissue Recovery

Health Wave's Approach

More Than Just an Adjustment

We don't believe chiropractic care should stop at the adjustment.

An adjustment can be an important part of care, but it's not always the whole answer. Your treatment may also incorporate soft tissue work, movement assessment, rehabilitation, or targeted therapies based on what your body needs.

Diversified

A hands-on technique that uses controlled, specific adjustments to improve joint movement and function.

Different Techniques. Personalized Care.

Every patient is different, which means the way we approach an adjustment can be different, too.

Activator

An instrument-assisted technique that uses a handheld device to deliver a controlled, low-force adjustment to a targeted area.

Flexion-Distraction

A gentle technique that uses controlled movement and traction to address specific areas of the spine.

Instrument-Assisted Techniques

Instrument-assisted approaches can provide another option for patients based on their individual needs, preferences, and treatment goals.

When Might Cold Laser Therapy Be Helpful?

Cold laser therapy may be incorporated into care for:

Whether cold laser is appropriate depends on your individual condition, health history, and goals.

Acute injuries

Soft tissue injuries

Joint discomfort

Muscle strains

Tendon and ligament issues

Nerve-related injuries

Inflammation

Chronic musculoskeletal pain

Recovery following physical activity

What Happens During a Cold Laser Treatment?

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Target

We'll identify the area being treated and determine the appropriate approach.

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Treat

The laser is applied directly to the targeted area. You may feel gentle warmth during treatment, although some people don't feel much at all.

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Relax

Treatment is generally comfortable and doesn't require you to do anything other than relax while the therapy is being performed.

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Continue Your Care

Cold laser may be used on its own or combined with other therapies depending on your needs.

One Tool, Part of a Bigger Plan

At Health Wave, we don't believe every patient needs every therapy. Cold laser is one of the tools Dr. Andrew may use when it makes sense for your particular situation. It can be combined with chiropractic care, soft tissue therapy, active rehabilitation, or other treatments to create a more comprehensive approach to your recovery.

Active Rehabilitation

Combined with laser to build strength and mobility.

Soft Tissue Therapy

Manual work to address tension alongside light therapy.

Spinal Decompression

Targeted spinal care that works with cellular recovery.

Chiropractic Care

Manual adjustments to support your healing process.

Shockwave Therapy

An additional tool for stubborn issues during your recovery plan.

Support for Recovery at Every Stage

Cold laser therapy may be useful for people dealing with a recent injury, ongoing discomfort, or tissue that simply isn't recovering as quickly as they'd like.

Targeted care tailored to your unique needs.

Active Individuals

Support recovery between workouts, training, and competition.

Injury Recovery

Help support the body's natural healing process following an injury.

Chronic Concerns

Provide an additional tool for managing certain ongoing musculoskeletal issues.

Spinal Adjustment FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Ready to Keep Moving?

If a stubborn injury or persistent discomfort is keeping you from doing what you enjoy, let's figure out what's going on and determine whether shockwave therapy is right for you.

First visits are one hour and $47.

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