If you’re living with pain or inflammation—from arthritis to sciatica to old injuries—you don’t have to just "live with it." Our advanced MLS Laser Therapy is a safe, FDA-cleared treatment that stimulates your body’s natural healing process, helping you feel better faster—without drugs or surgery.
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What Is MLS Laser Therapy?

MLS Laser Therapy is an FDA-cleared treatment that uses concentrated light energy to stimulate your body’s natural healing process. This advanced therapy helps reduce pain, decrease inflammation, and speed up recovery—so you can get back to living a pain-free life faster.

By combining specific wavelengths of light with a patented delivery system, MLS Laser Therapy is able to deeply penetrate tissues and accelerate the healing of many painful conditions, including arthritis. One of the most remarkable aspects of this therapy is its pain-relieving effect, which many patients describe as dramatic. In fact, most people begin to notice significant improvement within just a few sessions.

Will MLS Laser Therapy Work for Me?

If you’re dealing with musculoskeletal pain, inflammation, or arthritis, there’s a strong chance the answer is yes. MLS Laser Therapy has shown to be effective for 85–90% of patients suffering from these conditions.

Whether you're experiencing sciatica, herniated or degenerative discs, arthritis, neck or shoulder pain, aching knees, spinal stenosis, or other joint and muscle pain, MLS Laser Therapy can help. Many of our patients have even postponed or canceled surgery thanks to the relief they’ve found through laser therapy.

Does It Hurt?

Not at all! One of the best parts about MLS Laser Therapy is how comfortable it is. It was specifically developed to treat pain and inflammation without producing an intense thermal (heat) effect. Most people report feeling nothing at all during their sessions, while a few may notice a gentle warming sensation at the treatment site. This is completely normal—and a good sign that your body is responding to the therapy.

Are the Results Long Lasting?

For most patients, yes! While individual results vary, many people experience long-lasting relief after completing a full treatment series.

Certain conditions, such as arthritis, are degenerative in nature. That means ongoing care may be necessary to maintain results over time. The good news is that as you begin to feel better, your activity level often increases—which helps slow the progression of arthritis. For some patients, a maintenance treatment every 4 to 6 weeks may be recommended to keep inflammation and pain under control throughout the year.