Photobiomodulation (PBM) Therapy
Non-thermal light therapy designed to support cellular recovery, inflammation modulation, and tissue repair
Medical-grade photobiomodulation systems. Protocol-driven care. Functional outcomes.
How PBM therapy supports healing
Photobiomodulation therapy uses specific wavelengths of light to interact with tissue at the cellular level. Unlike thermal laser treatments, PBM does not heat or damage tissue. Instead, light energy is absorbed by cellular components involved in energy production and inflammatory regulation.
This process supports improved circulation, reduced inflammatory signaling, enhanced tissue recovery, and more efficient healing responses across muscle, connective tissue, nerves, and skin.
PBM is used both as a primary therapy and as a supportive treatment alongside laser procedures or post-procedural recovery
What PBM therapy is used for
Musculoskeletal pain and tension
Inflammation and overuse injuries
Post-procedural and post-surgical recovery
Scar support and tissue remodelling
Nerve-related discomfort
General recovery and functional support
A clinical, response-based approach
PBM therapy at Laserlite Solutions is delivered using structured protocols based on tissue type, treatment area, and clinical indication. Treatment duration, frequency, and progression are determined by observed tissue response rather than fixed schedules.
Parameters are adjusted over time based on objective clinical findings. PBM may be delivered as a standalone intervention or incorporated into broader care plans when clinically indicated.
Clear expectations
PBM therapy is not a cosmetic treatment and does not produce immediate aesthetic change. Clinical effects develop over time based on tissue response and cellular activity.
PBM does not replace medical diagnosis or emergency care and is not positioned as curative. It is used as a supportive, evidence-informed intervention to assist tissue recovery and functional outcomes.
Who this therapy may benefit
PBM therapy is appropriate for individuals seeking non-invasive, clinically guided support for pain, inflammation, post-injury recovery, or tissue healing. It is commonly utilized in chronic pain management, post-surgical recovery, overuse injuries, and rehabilitation settings.
Protocols are applied across all skin types and body areas, with treatment decisions guided by tissue response and clinical indication.
Assessment before treatment
All PBM services begin with a consultation to evaluate treatment goals, tissue characteristics, and clinical history. This ensures that therapy is appropriate and integrated into a clear care plan before sessions begin.