Cutting Edge Laser Therapy

Laser therapy uses light to favor and accelerate the body’s natural healing processes. The laser beam is moved over the skin so that the light energy (photons) penetrates the tissue where it interacts with various molecules that cause different biological effects. It produces a photochemical, photothermal and photomechanical effect.

Clinical Benefits
Manage Pain. Reduce Inflammation. Speed Recovery.

The benefits of veterinary laser therapy are relatively new in the veterinary industry. Despite this, veterinarians are quick to adopt the technology as they see a marked improvement in their patient’s quality of life, and most notably in the reduction of pain and swelling and the increase in mobility.

MLS Laser Therapy technology is the most advanced laser therapy system on the market.  Reduction of response times, and therefore overall treatment times, distinguishes MLS Laser Therapy from traditional laser therapy with reciprocal advantages for both the operator and the patient.
 

10 Benefits of MLS Laser Therapy

    Anti-Inflammatory Effect
    Analgesic Effect
    Accelerated Tissue Repair and Cell Growth
    Improved Vascular Activity
    Increases Metabolic Activity
    Stimulation of Trigger Points
    Reduced Fibrous Tissue Formation
    Improved Nerve Function
    Immunoregulation
    Faster Wound Healing

MLS Laser Therapy effectively treats pain associated with:

    Arthritis
    Tendonitis
    Wounds
    Post-Surgical Swelling
    Inflamed Ears
    Lick Granuloma
    Hip Dysplasia
    Disc Disease
    Lameness
    Sinusitis
    and much more!
    

Call us to schedule an appointment and we will see how Laser Therapy can benefit your pet.

(The "Doggles" protect the pets' eyes from any stray laser beams.)

In the photo above, Sam is providing Laser therapy to one of our regulars, Buster Brown. 

Please note that in some conditions, and/or patients, it may take several treatments to see the benefits of Laser therapy. 

Please contact our office at 251-621-8900 for more information.

To visit the laser website for more information please visit http://www.celasers.com/veterinary/mls-laser-therapy/faqs