High power laser (Class IV laser) is a wave that is synthesized to have a single wavelength (Monochromaticity) that is invisible to the naked eye (Invisible Light), with a power of 0.5 watts or more, has a consistent wavelength (Directionality), has a definite wave direction, can penetrate to the treated area about 6 cm deep.

Differences from general lasers: Delivers high energy quickly and deeply into the treatment area.

Advantages: Patients do not feel pain during treatment. Results are quite immediate after treatment. It does not take long, 5-10 minutes per treatment area. It can treat both acute and chronic diseases.

Benefits of High Power Laser Treatment

• Stimulates tissues to allow better fluid permeability through blood vessels, helping to reduce swelling and bruising at the treatment site.

• Reduces the synthesis of pain-causing proteins

• Reduces the secretion of substances that cause acute inflammation.

• Stimulates the repair of blood vessels, muscles, tendons and nerves.

• Stimulates white blood cells in the immune system.

• Promotes wound healing, builds collagen and prevents scarring.

• Promotes the formation of cartilage and bone at the site of a bone fracture.

Precautions and contraindications for high-power laser treatment

• Patients with wounds that are still bleeding

• Pregnant patients should avoid laser treatment on the abdomen or back.

• Patients who have received a pacemaker implant

• Position of bones that have not fully developed

• Patients with tattoos at the treatment site

• The treated area has inflammation and infection.

• Patients taking certain photosensitizing medications

• Cancerous area

• Epilepsy patients

• Endocrine area