Laser Therapy

Yes. Thorassic Park Too uses only the highest quality tools approved by government regulatory agencies and the scientific and chiropractic communities.

While most people benefit from low level laser therapy, there are some who should avoid it. This includes individuals with pacemakers or other implant devices, pregnant women, cancer patients, and those on medications that increase light sensitivity. Also, if you've had a steroid injection, wait at least a week before starting laser therapy.

Currently, most insurance companies don’t cover this procedure. It is our hope that they will cover this procedure soon as it:

• Is non-invasive

• Provides fast results

• Promotes deep healing that can reduce the need for other procedures or pain medications

• Can help prevent injuries

Nearly anyone dealing with pain, inflammation, and soft-tissue injuries. Athletes commonly use it for pain relief and healing so they can get back in the game faster.

Laser therapy uses specific wavelengths of light to reduce inflammation, decrease pain, and accelerate healing at the cellular level. It's a painless, non-invasive treatment that typically lasts 5-10 minutes.