Low Level Laser Therapy Provides An Effective Drug-Free, Safe Treatment Option for Rotator Cuff Injuries in Melbourne, Victoria
We provide Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT), or cold laser therapy, which is can offer a safe, non-invasive and painless solution for Rotator Cuff treatment. A treatment modality backed by Harvard University and NASA research.
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Rotator Cuff injuries can been successfully treated with LLLT to achieve resolution. LLLT treats the tendon and soft tissue injury causing tennis elbow.
GP, Dr Shikha Parmar, has a special interest in providing a drug-free safe, effective treatment solution in Melbourne for Rotator Cuff pain using low level laser light therapy also termed Photobiomodulation or PBM Therapy.
PBM Therapy appears too good to be true as it does many things, but really it does just one thing and it does it very well and that is, it reduces oxidative stress.
Oxidative stress is accepted as the underlying trigger for most diseases and degenerative conditions. It is also a component in the inflammatory phase of tennis elbow.
Unlike drugs and surgery, PBM Therapy
Over 400 Randomised Controlled Trials have been published using PBM Therapy devices, and the technology has featured in over 4,000 laboratory studies. PBM Therapy is used in thousands of clinics, hospitals and elite sports institutions in over 70 nations.
LLLT is the application of red and near infra-red light over injuries to improve soft tissue healing. It is 
commonly used to treat a range of persistent conditions which can be difficult to treat. These include all types of joint and muscle pains, sprains and strains including back and neck pain and arthritis. So if you are suffering from a pain which seems impossible to relieve, we may be able to help.
This treatment has no adverse effects, as the lasers used are not sufficiently strong to damage cells.
Low Level Laser Therapy uses light energy to stimulate cells, helping them to function optimally, which in turn encourages the healing process. Ligaments and tissues grow stronger than with normal healing offering effective, long-term relief from aches and pains.
Users include British and US military, premier division soccer teams, Olympic teams, Formula 1, rugby and cricket team therapists as well as specialist pain clinics in the UK and USA.
