Physiotherapy

The application of lasers in physiotherapy is based on photochemical and photobiological effects in cells and tissues. It is a non-invasive and painless technique and has mainly anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving functions. The electromagnetic wave generates localized heat, thus increasing metabolism activity, lymphatic drainage and improving blood circulation by promoting vasodilation. 

Other benefits include the biostimulating properties of laser therapy, which are particularly useful in the case of muscular pathologies, arthralgias of various kinds, both rheumatic and degenerative, general traumatology and motor recovery after surgery or following the removal of plaster casts or rigid bandages.