Understanding LightForce class 4 laser: LightForce lasers are high-powered therapeutic devices that use wavelengths within the near-infrared and red spectrum. These lasers deliver significant amounts of energy to the targeted tissue, which promotes cellular regeneration and accelerates healing. The term “Class 4” refers to the output power of the laser. It is used to distinguish it from lower-powered classes that are commonly used for aesthetic and cosmetic purposes.
The following are the main features and benefits:
Deep tissue penetration: LightForce class 4 lasers penetrate deeply into tissues and reach areas that are difficult for lower powered lasers to reach. This deep tissue penetrating allows for the effective treatment of musculoskeletal disorders, such as joint pain and arthritis.
Accelerated healing: High-power Class 4 lasers stimulate cellular activity, and the production of ATP – the energy currency for cells – is increased. The result is a faster tissue healing and a shorter recovery time for the patient.
Lasers for Pain Management: Class 4 LightForce lasers have shown remarkable efficacy when it comes to managing pain caused by various conditions such as neuropathy, tendonitis and post-surgical discomfort. These lasers provide a non-drug alternative to pain relief by reducing inflammation and modulating the pain signals.
Versatility of Applications: The versatility of LightForce class 4 lasers makes them a very attractive option. These lasers can be used for a variety of medical specialties including physical therapy and sports medicine. They are also useful in orthopedics, chiropractic, and orthopaedics. This technology is adaptable to a wide range of patient needs, as evidenced by its broad applications.
LightForce Class 4 Lasers are used in many clinical applications, including:
Sports Injury: Facilitating a rapid recovery for athletes who have suffered injuries such as sprains and strains or muscle tears.
Chronic pain management: Alleviating conditions such as fibromyalgia or arthritis by promoting tissue repair and reducing inflammation.
Post Surgical Rehabilitation: Accelerating wound healing and minimising scar tissue formation.
Orthopedic conditions: Manage conditions such as tendinopathy and bursitis to reduce pain and improve joint function.