New Robotic MLS Laser Therapy

M7 MLS Laser

Exciting news, we have upgraded to a new laser! Introducing our new M7 MLS Laser! The M7 MLS Therapy Laser is evolving the standards for robotic light-based pain management technologies with intuitive features that prioritize patient outcomes and clinic workflow. Building off of the excellence of previous models, theM7 boasts an unprecedented 50 watts of peak power to deliver more photons to the maximum penetration depth, enhancing clinical outcomes without compromising patient safety.

What is MLS?

MLS stands for Multi-Wave Locked System. The MLS Therapy laser treats pain, inflammation, and arthritis.

The Robotic MLS Laser is a Class IV Laser and features two wavelengths, 808 nanometers, and 905 nanometers. The wavelengths are in the infrared spectrum.
The 808 wavelength is for inflammation and is long-lasting. The 905 wavelength is analgesic and is fast acting.

The MLS Laser Therapy was cleared by the FDA in 2002 and is currently being used by a variety of medical specialties as well as professional sports teams.

There are no negative side effects.

How does it work?

In a nutshell, the Robotic MLS laser stimulates the mitochondria in the cells to jumpstart the body's own healing process.

Laser energy stimulates cells to remove toxins out of the cell and allow oxygen into the cell.

Laser light increases ATP production and cell growth. It brings blood flow to the area and increases the development of new blood vessels.

For acute injuries, a patient will need 6–8 treatments and for chronic pain, injury or arthritis a patient will need 10–12 treatments.

Treatments are cumulative of the previous, and patients will need a treatment about every other day based on their condition.

The laser is non-invasive and speeds the healing process.

Benefits of MLS Laser Therapy

MLS Laser Therapy effectively treats pain and inflammation associated with the following conditions:

• Plantar Fasciitis

• Neuromas

• Neuropathies

• Arthritis

• Sports injuries

• Tendon & ligament injuries

• Back & joint pain

• Muscle sprains & strains

• Tendonitis

• Wounds

• Post-surgical swelling

• Disc disease

Contact the office for more details and to book your appointment today!