Laser therapy

Overview of Treatment

Laser therapy is a medical technique that uses high-energy light beams to act on human tissues, primarily to promote tissue repair, relieve pain, or improve skin conditions. Depending on the wavelength and energy intensity, it can be divided into low-energy laser therapy (Laser Therapy) and high-energy surgical treatment. This technology features non-invasiveness and high precision, commonly used in physical therapy, dermatology, and surgical assistance.

The core principle involves the interaction between laser photons and cells, which can stimulate cellular metabolism, promote angiogenesis, and regulate inflammatory responses. Compared to traditional medications or surgery, this treatment reduces tissue damage and shortens recovery time, gradually becoming an important option in modern medicine.