How Laser Therapy Helps

At Lindstrom Chiropractic Clinic, we offer Deep Tissue Laser Therapy to help reduce pain, decrease inflammation, and accelerate the body’s natural healing process.

Whether you’re dealing with a recent injury, chronic joint pain, arthritis, tendonitis, or muscle soreness, laser therapy provides a safe, effective treatment option that can help you feel better faster—often in sessions lasting less than 10 minutes.

This advanced technology allows us to target pain and inflammation deep within the tissues without the need for medication, injections, or surgery.

Laser Therapy FAQ

Helpful answers for patients considering laser therapy at Lindstrom Chiropractic Clinic.

What does laser therapy feel like?

Most patients describe laser therapy as a soothing, gentle warmth. Treatments are applied directly to the skin, allowing the therapeutic light energy to reach deeper tissues. Many patients find the experience relaxing and notice a reduction in pain shortly after treatment.

How long does a session take?

Session length can vary based on the area being treated and your care plan, but visits are typically brief and efficient.

How many treatments will I need?

Every patient and condition is different. While many patients begin noticing improvement within 3–5 treatments, your doctor will develop a personalized treatment plan based on your condition, symptoms, and healing goals.

What conditions can laser therapy treat?

Neck pain, Lower back pain, Arthritis, Joint pain, Tendonitis, Sports injuries, Repetitive motion injuries, Muscle strains and sprains, Shoulder pain, Knee pain, Accident and whiplash injuries, Chronic inflammation, TMJ, Fasciitis.

How Does Laser Therapy Work?

Deep Tissue Laser Therapy uses concentrated light energy to stimulate cellular activity within injured tissues. This increase in cellular metabolism helps improve circulation, reduce inflammation, and support the body’s natural healing response.

Is laser therapy used alone?

It may be used on its own or combined with chiropractic adjustments, massage therapy, electrical muscle stimulation, or other supportive care.