Color Laser Therapy, also referred to as Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT), soft laser, photodynamic therapy, or blood irradiation, is a non-invasive treatment modality that uses specific wavelengths of light to stimulate healing, reduce inflammation, and support the body’s natural regenerative processes.
1. Interstitial / Intra-articular Laser Therapy
Involves direct application of laser light into joints or tissues, supporting anti-inflammatory and regenerative effects for conditions such as arthritis or joint degeneration.
Used for pain management and tissue regeneration in muscles, tendons, bursae, and fascia. Commonly treated conditions include:
2. Transcranial Laser Therapy
This therapy delivers specific wavelengths through the skull to reach brain tissue. It is applied in select cases such as brain tumors, with wavelengths capable of penetrating bone.
3. Dermatological & Cosmetic Laser Therapy
Used in aesthetic and dermatological treatments to improve skin tone, reduce scarring, and support cellular renewal.
2. Intravenous Laser Therapy
Laser light is applied directly into the bloodstream through a catheter in the vein, often using different light colors for specific effects. Used in chronic infections, Viral infections (Hepatitis, HIV, Herpes), Bacterial infections (e.g., multi-resistant staphylococci), Chronic Lyme disease, Parasitic infections and metabolic dysfunctions.
3. Photodynamic Tumor Therapy (PDT)
A targeted therapy combining light and photosensitizing agents to selectively destroy tumor cells. Usually, a combination of interstitial and IV laser light therapy is used with photosensitisers. This modality is often used in cancer care.
How it works:
Common photosensitizers:
We use the Weberneedle® Endo system, one of the most advanced devices for medical laser applications. For more details and clinical examples, visit WeberMedical.com.
Scheduling and Consultations
Note: Most patients experience no downtime after Color Laser Therapy
