Laser Therapy
Class III / Class IV, Low Level Light and High Intensity Laser
Chigwell, Woodford & Hornchurch
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Laser Therapy at Spine Plus
Our clinics in Chigwell, Woodford and Hornchurch are equipped with Class III and Class IV laser therapy machines. These machines use laser light of specific wavelengths to increase blood flow, stimulate cells involved in healing and the inflammatory response, and produce changes in peripheral nerve conduction.
Before choosing which laser machines to invest in, we trialled and researched many different types from different manufacturers. We settled on machines (by MLS and Omega) with excellent safety ratings and treatment parameters that match the medical research demonstrating clinical effectiveness.
Our machines offer multiple wavelengths (905nm, 800nm and others) and power ratings. They deliver clinically effective treatment doses quickly within standard appointment times and can be combined with ultrasound, shockwave or massage during the same session.
Research Evidence
There have been more than 2,000 published studies on the clinical effectiveness of laser therapy, including more than one hundred rigorously controlled trials:
- 70% reduction in acute pain
- 60% reduction in chronic pain
- Effective in 71% of cases of chronic low back pain
- Wound healing 55% greater on day 8 vs placebo
- Improved movement and sensitivity after each treatment for knee injuries
Conditions Treated
- Post-operative wounds
- Diabetic skin ulcers
- Grade 1 and Grade 2 muscle tears
- Muscle strains
- Tendon and ligament injuries (in combination with shockwave or ultrasound), including plantar fasciitis, rotator cuff damage and tennis elbow
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Laser Therapy Safe?
Yes. Low level light laser is one of the safest treatment modalities available. The machines we use are certified and deliver treatment within safe and clinically effective parameters.
Is It Painful?
No. The machines we use are not painful in any way.
How Many Sessions Will I Need?
Usually 3 to 9 sessions, depending on the nature and severity of the condition.





