1. Combined Light for Deeper Impact
MLS® (Multiwave Locked System) laser therapy delivers two synchronized beams of light—one continuous and one pulsed—that work in tandem for greater effect.
- The continuous 808 nm wavelength supplies steady energy, jump-starting cellular metabolism and encouraging the mitochondria to generate more ATP, the body’s energy currency for healing.
- The pulsed 905 nm wavelength focuses on the nerves, interrupting pain signals and lowering sensitivity.
- Because these beams fire at the same time and in a fixed rhythm, patients receive both pain relief and tissue-healing benefits in a single session.
2. Cellular Repair and Better Circulation
Once this light energy is absorbed, a chain of restorative changes begins inside the tissue.
- Improved blood flow delivers extra oxygen and nutrients while flushing away inflammatory chemicals.
- Faster tissue rebuilding occurs as fibroblasts and collagen production ramp up, strengthening tendons, ligaments, and cartilage.
- Reduced swelling and stiffness follow as inflammatory messengers are down-regulated, making movement easier and more comfortable.
3. Versatile Orthopaedic Uses
These biological effects explain why MLS laser therapy is valuable across many musculoskeletal problems.
- Recent injuries-sprains, strains, and sports trauma-heal more quickly with less pain.
- Chronic joint and soft-tissue conditions such as osteoarthritis, tendon disorders, or persistent back and neck pain respond with improved mobility and lasting relief.
- After surgery, the treatment supports quicker wound closure, limits scar formation, and reduces the need for strong pain medications.
By tackling pain, inflammation, and tissue regeneration at the same time, MLS Grade 4 laser provides a drug-free, non-invasive option that complements physiotherapy, rehabilitation programs, and other conservative orthopaedic treatments.