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Laser Therapy
If you are experiencing recurring fungal nail or foot or ankle issues our PBM laser therapy sessions might be what you are looking for.
At our Laser Care Clinic we use our class 4 laser devices in our low level laser therapy (LLLT) treatments. Class 4 lasers are the most powerful therapeutic laser available in a clinical setting. Increased power output allows the laser therapy to penetrate deeper into the tissues compared to a traditional ‘cold’ laser or ultrasound. Increased power output also results in shorter, more effective treatment times. This works very well for Plantar Faciates and fungal nail patients.
The class four-level laser produces light more efficiently than the three-level. To achieve the condition of population inversion lower energy is required. The class four-level laser is operated in continuous wave mode while the three-level laser is operated in pulse mode.
Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT), also known as Photobiomodulation (PBM) Therapy, is a non-invasive treatment that uses red and near-infrared light to reduce inflammation, relieve pain, and promote tissue healing. LLLT works by reducing oxidative stress, a key factor in many diseases and injuries.
Low-Level Laser Therapy: A Science-Backed Approach to Wellness
LLLT is used for various conditions, including:
- Restoring joint mobility
- Improving muscle performance
- Reducing post-exercise soreness
- Supporting weight management as part of a diet and exercise program
The clinically-proven benefits of LLLT include:
- Reduced pain and inflammation
- Accelerated recovery from injuries
- Faster return to physical health
- Lowered fat and cardiometabolic risk factors
- Reduced exercise-induced muscle soreness and quicker recovery
If you are a Runner, Hiker or Walker - Check out our specialised Laser & RedLight rehab and recovery options at our Laser Care Clinic
PBM Laser and Red light therapy treatments are powerful tools for runners and walkers, aiding recovery and preventing injuries. By penetrating deep into tissues, it stimulates cellular repair and increases blood flow, reducing inflammation and muscle soreness after intense training sessions. This helps runners recover faster and perform at their best. It’s also highly effective in treating common injuries like plantar fasciitis, shin splints, and tendonitis by promoting tissue healing and reducing pain. Regular use supports joint health and flexibility, making it ideal for managing stress on knees, ankles, and other overworked areas.
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At FootCareClinic, we understand the importance of healthy, happy feet. But don't take our word for it, see what our patients are saying!
I have been to Ciara many times and find her to be very professional. She will always ask if there is anything in particular bothering you with your feet, check them over and does a wonderful job. on whats needs doing. Always very pleasant and polite. I would highly recommend her and as she works on appointments always gets to see you on time which is great.
Helen Collins
Had a very bad ingrown toenail for a year, went to this fantastic clinic and Ciara was just amazing! She is so professional, experienced and the attention to detail was great. I left the clinic feeling already much better and my foot is now perfect. Would definitely recommend!
Diogo Santos
I recently went to see Ciara with a very painful issue with my toe. I’ve been to other chiropodists in the last few years, but Ciara is by far the best I’ve ever attended. She actually got to the root of the problem and I feel 100% better. She’s very professional, extremely nice to deal with, and really cares. I couldn’t recommend her enough.
Adrienne Brady
My son who is 12 was suffering terribly with an ingrown toenail. I contacted Ciara who could not have been more helpful. Ciara seen my son as soon as possible and was so caring, explaining to him every step that was going on. I highly recommend the footcare clinic.
Pamela McKenna