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Cold Laser Healing

Written by Dr. Elena Klimenko

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Did you know you produce light? Biophotons are the faint light, that all cells emit, which direct the body’s biochemical processes. Cold laser therapy builds upon this intelligence by producing a light beam that emits its own biophotons to stimulate healing. When this laser light is absorbed by the body, cells respond by engaging their own healing processes: energy (ATP), nutrient, and oxygen permeability are restored to cells. This allows for deeper and faster healing of a variety of acute and chronic injuries and other painful and inflammatory conditions. These include, but are not limited to:

Sciatica
Arthritis
Post-Surgical Trauma
Neuropathy and Myelopathy
Degenerative and Acute Disc Disease
Herniated disc, ruptured disc, degenerative disc diseaser
Soft Tissue Injuries

Myofascial Pain
Fractures
Skin problemsr
Herpes (shingles)
Since light therapy helps rejuvenate the health and functionality of cells, it is also useful for long term cosmetic applications, as it increases blood flow and collagen production.

Cold lasers are an extremely safe and effective treatment, with few contraindications. If you have a history of cancer, epilepsy, or hyperthyroidism, cold laser therapy is not recommended. Also, do not expose light to the retina or abdomen during pregnancy.

In our office we use the Apollo Laser due to its efficacy and power strength. Using pure infrared laser energy, a session may take as little as 1-4 minutes! Whether your issue is therapeutic or cosmetic, cold laser therapy is a great way to rejuvenate damaged and slow healing tissue. Schedule your appointment today!

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Dr. Klimenko's mission is to promote optimal health in her patients, using a blend of conventional Western medicine and alte
ative treatments such as acupuncture and homeopathy. When treating a medical problem, she identifies the core issue and addresses it using whichever treatments are most effective, treating not only the symptoms of disease but the underlying cause.

Dr. Klimenko is board certified in internal medicine and licensed in medical acupuncture and homeopathy. She also has a special interest in the performance of noninvasive cosmetic procedures such as Botox and dermal filler injections. With this new addition to her practice, she offers a unique blend of conventional, alte
ative and aesthetic medicine tools to help her clients receive well-rounded treatment in anti-aging medicine.

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