Looking For Powerful Pain Relief Without Side Effects?
Give Laser Therapy A Try.
Deep Tissue Laser therapy is a Synergy Therapeutic Group treatment that is safe, powerful, and non-invasive for treating pain and aiding patients in recovery from a variety of conditions.
If you’ve never heard of laser therapy, this form of treatment might be just what you need to improve your mobility! Although it may sound out of the ordinary to you at first, it is an excellent way to help relieve discomfort and facilitate healing.
Contact Synergy Therapeutic Group today if you are seeking laser therapy in Carbondale , IL! We can discuss whether laser therapy can help reduce your pain. You should expect to feel light, soothing warmth from the laser, which many patients describe as relaxing!
Common conditions laser therapy may help relieve
Laser therapy can be used for both acute and chronic conditions, such as:
- Arthritis
- Bursitis
- Neck pain
- Shoulder pain
- Sports injuries
- Plantar fasciitis,
- Back pain/Sciatica
- Disc injuries
- TMJ (Temporomandibular Joint Disorder)
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Migraine
- Soft tissue injury.
If you don’t see your condition on this list, no worries. Your Synergy Therapeutic Group therapist will be able to figure out what ails you and create a therapeutic treatment plan to help relieve your symptoms.
What to expect during laser therapy treatment
During your visit in Carbondale , IL, one of our professional physical therapists will conduct a thorough physical assessment and review your medical background before designing your customized treatment plan. This assessment is completed in order to properly determine your situation and figure out which therapeutic methods will be most beneficial to you.
The outcome of your initial measurement will decide the shape and strength of the laser. Laser therapy has a reputation for being one of the most non-invasive and effective treatment methods available. To prevent contact with the pupils, treatments are applied directly to the skin. The FDA has licensed medical lasers, and they conform to stringent ISO guidelines.
Does laser therapy hurt?
When you think of lasers, you might think of burning or pain because of what you’ve seen in movies. However, we can assure you that laser therapy does NOT hurt and it IS safe!
It is understandable to be hesitant or concerned before receiving a new form of treatment for which you might not be familiar with.
Laser therapies operate by delivering photons into the tissues around the affected area. These photons enable the injured region to alleviate discomfort, energize cells, and improve circulation.
It is important to remember that, based on the type of laser used, you can experience little or no sensation during a laser procedure.
Procedures usually last 2-10 minutes, and patients begin to see results after just a few short sessions. If you are ever uncomfortable during your treatment, just let your therapist know. They will be happy to work with you to make sure you’re feeling confident and informed about what is happening during your session.
Are you ready for this cutting edge Deep Tissue laser therapy treatment?
Our clinics in Carbondale and , IL are equipped with the most modern methods and technologies to help you with your pain and/or discomfort. You should be comfortable knowing that you are in good hands at Synergy Therapeutic Group!
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Common Questions
Is laser therapy safe?
Yes. LightForce Class IV laser therapy is FDA-cleared with an excellent safety record. There are no reported adverse events from properly administered treatment. The only safety precaution is laser-safe eye protection during treatment, which we provide.
How does laser therapy feel?
Most patients describe a gentle, soothing warmth over the treated area during the 3–10 minute session. No pain, no recovery time, no skin irritation. You can drive home and continue your day immediately after.
Can laser therapy be used over metal hardware or implants?
Yes. Class IV laser therapy is safe over surgical screws, plates, joint replacements, and pacemakers (though we coordinate with your physician for cardiac devices). It is often particularly helpful for post-surgical pain and stiffness.