MLS Multiwave Locked System Therapy Laser

During an MLS laser therapy session, patients typically experience a gentle warming sensation but no pain. The treatments are generally short (often under 10 minutes) and require no downtime, allowing patients to return to normal activities immediately after treatment. Multiple sessions are typically recommended for optimal results, though many patients report improvement after just a few treatments.

What is MLS Laser Therapy?

MLS (Multiwave Locked System) Laser Therapy is a non-invasive, safe, and effective treatment modality that uses light to relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and promote wound healing. It represents an advanced approach to laser therapy in medical applications. 

The system utilizes a patented emission system that synchronizes two wavelengths of light simultaneously: 808nm and 905nm infrared light. This dual-wavelength approach is what distinguishes MLS therapy from other laser treatments. 

How It Works

The MLS therapy laser works through a synchronized delivery of these two wavelengths:

• The 808nm continuous wave is primarily absorbed by superficial tissues and provides an anti-inflammatory effect
• The 905nm pulsed wave penetrates deeper into tissues and delivers analgesic (pain-relieving) effects

This synchronized delivery system allows the therapy to induce strong anti-inflammatory, anti-edema, and analgesic effects simultaneously and within a relatively short period of time, making treatments both effective and efficient. 

Clinical Applications

MLS Laser Therapy is quickly becoming a standard of care for various conditions, particularly those involving:

• Pain management
• Inflammation reduction
• Soft tissue injuries
• Joint conditions
• Post-surgical recovery

The treatment is particularly valuable because it offers a non-pharmaceutical approach to pain management, which is increasingly important given concerns about medication side effects and dependency. 

Benefits Over Traditional Laser Therapy

The Cutting Edge MLS laser offers several advantages over traditional single-wavelength laser systems:

• Combined therapeutic effects (anti-inflammatory and analgesic) in a single treatment
• Deeper tissue penetration
• Reduced treatment time
• More consistent results
• Minimal side effects

• Model: Laser Therapy