MLS Laser Therapy

MLS stands for Multiwave Locked System. It is a robotically controlled, FDA-approved device that uses a pair of therapeutic lasers, set at different wavelengths:

• A 808nm beam (primarily responsible for reducing inflammation and edema)
• A 905nm beam (primarily responsible for relieving pain)

The lasers are synchronized in a way that enhances the effectiveness of each, allowing significantly greater results than could be achieved with previous therapeutic laser technology.

Light, as you may recall from high school science class, is a form of energy. And the light from the MLS laser penetrates 3-4 cm into injured tissues, where it energizes your body’s cells and accelerates their natural healing processes with consistent and repeatable results.

Clinical benefits include (but are not limited to):

Reduction in swelling and pain

Formation of new capillaries

Increased cellular metabolism

Improved nerve function

Improved immune system function

In other words, MLS laser treatment doesn’t just help you relieve your pain. It also helps your body repair itself faster from all kinds of damage, including muscle tears and surgical wounds, and reduces the risk of scarring and infection.

What Kinds of Conditions Can Benefit from MLS Laser Therapy?

MLS laser therapy has proven to be effective for about 85-90 percent of all patients suffering from some kind of musculoskeletal pain or inflammation. That includes things like:

• Plantar fasciitis
• Achilles tendinitis
• Muscle strains
• Tendon ruptures
• Arthritis
• Neuromas

MLS laser is also a good choice for accelerating wound healing, whether that wound was accidental (e.g., diabetic ulcer) or a surgical site.

And in many cases, it’s been documented that patients who may have had surgery recommended, or even scheduled, have been able to cancel because MLS therapy was able to heal their chronic problem non-invasively.

In other words, MLS laser treatment doesn’t just help you relieve your pain. It also helps your body repair itself faster from all kinds of damage, including muscle tears and surgical wounds, and reduces the risk of scarring and infection.

What Kinds of Conditions Can Benefit from MLS Laser Therapy?

MLS laser therapy has proven to be effective for about 85-90 percent of all patients suffering from some kind of musculoskeletal pain or inflammation. That includes things like:

• Plantar fasciitis
• Achilles tendinitis
• Muscle strains
• Tendon ruptures
• Arthritis
• Neuromas

MLS laser is also a good choice for accelerating wound healing, whether that wound was accidental (e.g., diabetic ulcer) or a surgical site.

And in many cases, it’s been documented that patients who may have had surgery recommended, or even scheduled, have been able to cancel because MLS therapy was able to heal their chronic problem non-invasively.