K-Laser Class IV therapeutic lasers deliver specific red and near-infrared wavelengths of laser light for therapeutic purposes. The process is known as low-level laser therapy (LLLT) or photobiomodulation.

The physiological effects of K-Laser therapy include increased circulation, which promotes the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to the treated area. This can help improve tissue healing and regeneration. Additionally, laser therapy has been found to reduce inflammation, which can alleviate pain and swelling. The stimulation of cellular activity by the laser light also aids in pain reduction.

During K-Laser therapy, the laser energy penetrates the tissues and interacts with cells at the cellular level. This interaction leads to an increase in metabolic activity within the cells, which can enhance their overall function. By improving the transport of nutrients across the cell membrane, K-Laser therapy stimulates the production of adenosine triphosphate (ATP), which is the cellular energy currency. The increased ATP production and improved cellular function set off a cascade of beneficial effects. This includes enhanced tissue repair, increased circulation, reduced inflammation, decreased swelling, alleviation of muscle spasms, reduced stiffness, and pain relief.

By creating an optimal healing environment and restoring normal function to the injured area, K-Laser therapy can effectively address various conditions and promote overall wellness.