Service Description

SPOT TREATMENTS FOR PAIN / INJURY OR WOUNDS Celluma light therapy does not just address cosmetic issues. It also helps sufferers of chronic pain and can help facilitate healing post-injury. Many patients seeking drug-free treatment options find success with Celluma light therapy. Red and near-infrared light energy can penetrate the skin’s surface and improve skin health at a cellular level. This helps facilitate natural healing responses in the body, which can help with tissue repair. Both wavelengths also reduce inflammation. This not only reduces pain, but can help your body perform better overall during physical activities. Burns, Closed Wounds, Scars and other topical needs are also addressed in this session with very outstanding results. Poor circulation and the lack of oxygen and other essential molecules (i.e., glucose, Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP)) in blood vessels can cause pain or a lack of sensation. Light energy stimulates the release of nitric oxide, causing blood vessels to increase in diameter (vasodilation) and allowing more blood flow, oxygen, and other important factors to be delivered. This increase in oxygen and nutrients, along with stimulation of the light energy emitted from Celluma, increases ATP production, which activates pain relieving pathways. This decreases pain and inflammation and increases tissue regeneration in the localized area. This process is similar to how plants grow by converting energy from the sun during photosynthesis. Red and infrared (IR) therapy -- or “low-level light” therapy -- uses specific, proven wavelengths to stimulate a natural response in human tissue that can increase circulation, accelerate tissue repair, ease muscle pain, relieve joint stiffness, and enhance overall cell performance on a microscopic level. Infrared (IR) light therapy works by boosting cellular energy to encourage and enhance the body’s natural healing abilities. Much like a cell phone charger increases the battery power of your cell phone, red light therapy increases the energy in your cells to promote healing of the muscle or injured tissue. Injury and Tissue Damage When tissue is injured or damaged, pain occurs. Human tissue can be compromised in a variety of ways; a sprained ankle, a surgical procedure that didn’t heal properly, or even an overly intense gym session can all cause bodily discomfort and emotional distress.