Healing Point Cold Laser of Rochester

Cold laser therapy, or low level laser therapy, is a treatment
in which a cold laser is used to treat acute and chronic pain.
It is also called a "soft laser." If you suffer from back pain,
joint pain, tendonitis, fibromyalgia, migraine headaches,
neuropathy, neck pain, or other related health conditions,
cold laser therapy might be a viable solution for you.

Cold laser therapy works by increasing the levels of
serotonin to help your body heal itself. The therapy is
noninvasive and non-thermal. The cold laser was derived
from phototherapy, a light healing method developed more
than 30 years ago. In phototherapy, a special type of light
penetrates the surface of the skin as well as underlying
tissues to stimulate natural healing in the body. The low
level laser light used in cold laser therapy is actually the
compressed light of a wavelength from the red part of the light spectrum, or the cold part. This is not a medical laser which can cause burns or create surgical cuts.

During the cold laser process, the body's cells are exposed to photon energy, which in turn increases the cells' metabolism, helps to develop muscle tissue and collagen, improves blood circulation, stimulates tissue repair and the healing of wounds, and stimulates the nervous and immune systems.