The therapy concept of LLLT has been developed in Germany and is based on the usage of soft lasers. Unlike surgical lasers that destroy tissue and cells, soft lasers supply our body with energy to trigger numerous regenerative processes.

Biomedical laser therapy applies blue, green, yellow, red and infrared lasers. Each color develops different effects which are evoked by the stimulation of specific cellular components, such as growth factors or cells of our immune system. These effects have been proven by a large number of clinical studies.

Intra-articular laser therapy is used primarily in the treatment of damaged joints by application of the newly developed catheter technology. It allows direct irradiation of dysfunctional tissue (e.g., nerves, cartilages, bones).

There are already many scientific studies that clearly demonstrate the regeneration of cartilage tissue by means of Low-Level Laser Therapy.

While red lasers are mainly used for regeneration in chronic joint pain, blue light is particularly effective in the treatment of acute inflammation.

To optimize effects, the treatment may also be combined very successfully with other injection therapies (e.g., Platelet-rich plasma and ozone therapy).