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Photobiomodulation

Light therapy proven to reduce inflammation, alleviate pain, improve cellular regeneration, and promote tissue repair.

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About This Treatment

Photobiomodulation therapy is a form of light therapy that has proven to reduce inflammation, alleviate pain, improve cellular regeneration, and promote tissue repair. It works at the cellular level to restore normal function and support your body's natural healing processes.

Key Benefits

Reduce inflammation

Improve cellular regeneration

Alleviate pain

Promote tissue repair

The Science Behind The Benefits

Drive Cellular Metabolism

With photobiomodulation, a vital component of the Electron Transport Chain, Cytochrome C, is stimulated.

Increase ATP Production

PBM helps restore the oxidative process which allows your body to restore normal cellular function.

Increase Free Nitric Oxide

Nitric Oxide is a powerful vasodilator and an important cellular signaling molecule involved in many physiological processes.

Prevent Cell Death

PBM helps restore normal cellular function which prevents apoptosis (cell death).

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Photobiomodulation therapy is a form of light therapy that reduces inflammation, alleviates pain, improves cellular regeneration, and promotes tissue repair.

  • PBM stimulates Cytochrome C in the Electron Transport Chain, restores the oxidative process to normalize cellular function, increases free Nitric Oxide for better vasodilation, and prevents apoptosis (cell death).

At a Glance

Who Is It For?

Anyone seeking pain relief, reduced inflammation, improved cellular health, or enhanced tissue repair.

What To Expect

A relaxing, non-invasive session using therapeutic light to stimulate cellular function and promote healing.

$50 consultation fee to reserve your appointment, credited toward any service you book.

Have questions?

Give us a call or text us to discuss if Photobiomodulation is right for you.

(732) 200-5775

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