HIGH-INTENSITY LASER THERAPY (HILT)
Laser HILT is a modern, high-intensity laser therapy used in medical rehabilitation, physical therapy, orthopedics, traumatology, and sports medicine. The technology is based on the use of high-energy laser radiation capable of penetrating deep into tissue layers and triggering the body’s natural healing processes. High-intensity laser therapy helps reduce pain, decrease inflammation, improve microcirculation, and accelerate tissue regeneration.
Unlike low-intensity laser systems, HILT technology ensures deeper penetration of energy into tissues, allowing it to target muscles, ligaments, tendons, and joint structures. The therapy has a pronounced analgesic, anti-inflammatory, and biostimulating effect.
BENEFITS OF HILT THERAPY
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Non-invasive and painless treatment.
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Rapid relief of pain.
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Targets deep tissues without damaging the skin.
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Shorter recovery times following injuries and surgeries.
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Improved blood circulation and metabolic processes in the tissues.
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Can be combined with other rehabilitation methods.
HIGH-INTENSITY LASER THERAPY IS RECOMMENDED FOR:
Shoulder-Hand Syndrome
Hip Osteoarthritis
Epicondylitis
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Patellar tendinitis
Lower Back Pain
Achilles Tendinitis
Back pain
HOW DOES THE PROCEDURE WORK?
Before beginning treatment, the doctor examines the patient, determines the treatment area, and selects individualized therapy settings.
DURING THE SESSION:
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A single session typically lasts between 10 and 20 minutes, depending on the treatment area and the nature of the condition.
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The course of treatment is determined by the doctor on a case-by-case basis and usually consists of 5 to 10 sessions.
TREATMENT RESULTS
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a reduction or disappearance of pain;
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reduction of swelling and inflammation;
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improved joint mobility;
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faster recovery from injuries;
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improved functional ability and quality of life.
CONTRAINDICATIONS
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pregnancy;
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cancer;
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acute infectious conditions;
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severe blood clotting disorders;
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presence of a pacemaker;
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increased sensitivity to laser exposure.
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the presence of tattoos in the affected area.