Many different counties around the world can attest to low level laser therapy’s (LLLT) long and safe history. It has been used effectively for painful conditions (e.g., sports injuries, carpal tunnel syndrome, tennis elbow, etc.), working on bringing back the cell's normal function through the improvement of the body's natural healing and pain relieving methods. It should also be noted that laser therapy is a great treatment choice for children and people who are afraid of needles, as it is swift, effective, and painless. 

Laser therapy appreciably diminishes trauma and is therefore a smart alternative for situations where the hazard of cross-infection is high. Lasers have distinct advantages over traditional needle methods. They are a non-invasive, aseptic procedure that reduces pain and recovery time. It can also treat the assortment of conditions as acupuncture (e.g., scars, cosmetic treatments, skin conditions, smoking, pain, and trauma).

Advanced Healthcare Clinic uses state-of-the-art Irradia laser technology. The Irradia system is built by the most trusted manufacturer of therapeutic laser equipment in the world. Irradia's Ultimate Professional laser system has five laser probes, each designed to improve clinical outcomes in specific applications. The technology was created in 1977 by Lars Hode, PhD, who hails from Sweden.

LLLT improves tissue repair, reduces pain, and diminishes inflammation wherever the beam is applied.

LLLT has been used with sports injuries, arthritic joints, back and neck pain, and neuropathic pain syndromes for many years. Over 200 randomized clinical trials have been published on LLLT, half of which focus on pain.

Customers for LLLT include the British and US military, Premier Division soccer teams, Olympic teams, Formula 1, rugby and cricket team therapists, as well as pain clinics in the UK and USA.

In the last 3-years, five systematic reviews have found LLLT to be extremely effective

• BMJ sports medicine journal conducted a systematic review of surgical and conservative interventions for frozen shoulder and found strong evidence for the use of LLLT (2010) Click here
• The International Association for the Study of Pain (Global Task force on musculoskeletal pain) found strong evidence for LLLT on myofascial pain syndrome (2010) Click here
• American Physical Therapy Association guidelines recommend LLLT for Achilles tendonitis Click here
• Lancet systematic review: "LLLT reduces pain immediately after treatment in acute neck pain and up to 22 weeks after completion of treatment in patients with chronic neck pain". (2009) Click here
• World Health Organization (Bone and Joint Task Force) for neck pain found Low Level Laser Therapy "more effective than no treatment, sham, or alternative interventions" (2008) Click here
• In August 2010 The Lancet reported that the systematic review of LLLT for neck pain was in their top 20 most downloaded papers for 2010. Click here