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Class IV Deep Tissue Laser Therapy
Calms pain and accelerates healing at the cellular level. An FDA-cleared, evidence-based therapy at fair, transparent prices.
Do you have pain that lingers for weeks or months?
It means your body's healing process has stalled. Damaged tissue triggers an inflammatory response, and sometimes that process never fully shuts off, leaving tissue stuck in a cycle of pain and dysfunction despite traditional treatment.
What is deep tissue laser therapy?
A cutting-edge, non-surgical treatment that uses high-powered laser light to penetrate deep into tissues, stimulating the body's natural healing process to relieve pain, reduce inflammation and promote tissue repair. Also known as photobiomodulation therapy (PBMT), it uses non-thermal wavelengths of light that interact with your cells. It's painless and non-invasive, with no incisions, anesthesia or medication.
How Class IV laser works
Light at specific wavelengths (810 nm to 980 nm) excites your cells to produce more energy (ATP) and triggers a cascade of healing effects. This is called photobiomodulation.
- More energy for cells to repair damaged tissue faster
- Fewer inflammatory chemicals (COX-2, prostaglandins, cytokines)
- Better blood circulation through new microvessel growth and vasodilation
- Stimulates important growth factors and tissue regeneration
- Supports nerve regeneration
- Reduces pain and inflammation
What to expect
- 2–3 treatments per week for 4–8 weeks (more may be needed depending on your condition)
- Most patients notice some pain relief and less inflammation after 1–2 treatments
Pricing
- Single treatment $89
- 6-pack, most popular $295 ($49 a session)
- 10-pack, best value $395 ($39 a session)
Discount pricing is available for additional body parts. Ask us!
Laser, shockwave, or both?
These therapies don't replace physical or occupational therapy; they're powerful accelerators of healing. Manual therapy and exercise fix movement and biomechanics, while laser addresses tissue health and cellular repair. Your therapist will recommend laser, shockwave, or a combination.
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Call either clinic or request a call back. No referral is needed to start physical therapy for a new injury.
