Welcome to Laser Medicine, London’s leading Therapeutic Laser Clinic. We are experts in the application of Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) otherwise known as Cold Laser Therapy, Photobiomodulation Therapy (PBMT) and Red Light Therapy (RLT). We combine the use of LLLT (light wavelengths in the red / IR and near infrared / NIR range), with principles of traditional acupuncture, to provide safe, organic, efficient healing. Loved by osteopaths, physiotherapists, health care professionals, hair loss and skin specialists, we offer patients a complete natural health service (approved by NICE, UK and FDA, USA) to aid the recovery of a wide spectrum of health and skin conditions, with no side-effects.
Low Level Laser Therapy cannot harm or burn the skin as it does not create heat within the tissue. Instead, LLLT has an anti-inflammatory effect. Research and clinical trials show that laser applied at low power increases the natural production of collagen and ATP, therefore increasing energy at a cellular level. For skin aesthetics, our Cold Laser Facial is the safest and most natural way to promote a youthful complexion, with zero pain or downtime. We also help to speed up wound healing time for patients after facial surgery.
At a deeper level the efficacy of LLLT is recognised for resolving inflammation, acute pain, chronic pain, injury recovery, oedema, wound healing, nerve repair and many musculoskeletal conditions including: Fibromyalgia, Rheumatoid and Osteoarthritis, Sports Injuries, Soft Tissue Repair, Post-Operative Healing, Back Pain, Sciatica, Achilles Tendinitis, Plantar Fasciitis (heel pain), Tennis Elbow, Frozen Shoulder, Bone Fracture Repair, Nerve Damage, TMJ (jaw pain).
Over the years we have developed protocols to assist fertility, digestion, hypothyroidism & Hashimoto’s Disease, enlarged prostate (BPH), migraines, allergies and nerve repair, including neuralgia. Clinical studies in LLLT widely support its use for smoking cessation, allergies and addiction withdrawal. Treatments can be taken in combination with other physical therapy or as a stand alone approach. This innovative Red Light Therapy can also reduce the need for anti-inflammatory and analgesic medication. Please browse our Services for more information and feel free to Contact us to discuss at any time. The Laser Medicine practice is led by qualified therapist, Ruth Phypers MA Dip. MCMA. Ruth Phypers is a member of the British Medical Laser Association and the Complementary Medical Association. Ruth provides Professional Laser Therapy Training Courses to health professionals, skin and hair loss specialists and beauty therapists. Read the Laser Medicine 2021 Industry Review for Cold Laser Therapy.
How to improve egg quality
Laser Medicine, London is a Harley Street Fertility Clinic that focuses solely on how to improve egg quality with the application of Low Level Laser Light. Photobiomodulation Therapy may improve fertility for women over 35, who have been affected by lower quality egg as a result of the ageing process. Regardless of whether patients undergo clinical IVF / Assisted Reproductive Therapy (ART), Traditional Chinese Medicine […]
Post Surgical Scar Tissue Healing
Scar tissue is created when tissue is damaged. The body forms new collagen (a naturally occurring protein in the body) to mend the damage, which results in a scar. The new tissue has a different texture to the surrounding tissue and as a result may create secondary issues. To restore normal function and appearance, we use Low Level Laser Therapy (photobiomodulation) or Cold Laser Therapy […]
Low Level Laser to Improve Parkinson’s
More encouraging clinical research in the field of Low Level Laser to improve Parkinson’s Disease, published in BMC Neurology. The work carried out by Liebert, et al (2021), was described as a “prospective proof-of-concept study”, that showed improvements in clinical signs of Parkinson’s disease using photobiomodulation (Low Level Laser Therapy). Read the full Report. In summary the study outlined: Background: Parkinson’s disease is a porgressive neurodegenerative […]
