/ Recovery technology
High-intensity
laser therapy
Pain relief at a depth hands cannot reach.
A powerful laser delivers energy into the tissue at depth — it reduces pain and locally increases blood flow in the area we work with.
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A beam: targeted deep warming of the tissue
/ Method
What it is
What it is
A high-power laser. Unlike weak “clinic” devices, the energy reaches the deep layers instead of only heating the skin.
How it works
Light is absorbed by the tissue and speeds up cellular processes: the area gets more oxygen and blood flow. At the same time the pulse acts on nerve endings — and the pain subsides.
Eye protection
Goggles are mandatory — for you and for the therapist. This is not a formality: direct or reflected radiation is dangerous for the retina.
What it feels like
The therapist moves the handpiece over the area, and you feel pleasant warmth. There is no pain.
/ What it looks like
How a session
goes
We always put on protective goggles — you and the therapist. This is not a formality.
- We always put on protective goggles — you and the therapist. This is not a formality.
- The therapist moves the handpiece over the area, and you feel pleasant warmth. There is no pain.
- we set the intensity together — if it is unpleasant, we lower it
- right after the session you can work with your body
- 6A Pyrohova St — a five-minute walk from Universytet metro
- Mon–Fri 08:00–20:00, Sat–Sun 09:00–18:00
/ How long
How long
it takes
The most common question — and the most honest answer to it consists of three different timelines.
The session itself
That is how long work on one area takes. No preparation needed, and no lying down afterwards either.
First relief
The pain-relieving effect is often felt during the session or right after it: the pulse acts on nerve endings faster than the tissue itself can heal.
The rhythm of the course
The laser has a cumulative effect: every session adds to the previous one. In the acute phase you can do it daily, later less often.
The full course
This is already about healing, and healing goes at its own pace. We name the exact number after the examination and revise it as we go, based on how the tissue responds rather than on a package that was sold.
We give an approximate number of sessions after the examination. The laser does not require pauses in training — on the contrary, it is often done precisely so that training becomes possible.
/ When we prescribe it
When the laser makes sense
- tendinopathies — Achilles, shoulder, elbow, knee
- joint pain that gets in the way of movement
- acute pain and the first period after an injury — sprains, partial tears
- degenerative changes in a joint, arthrosis
- chronic overload from running or work
- areas that are painful to touch with hands
The laser combines well with manual work and with a session in the same visit. When it is not needed If the pain is not local but spread across the whole back, we look for the cause instead of heating an area.
/ When to hold off
When the laser is not used
- cancer
- pregnancy — the abdominal and lower back area
- photosensitivity, including medications that cause it
- the thyroid area
- the eye area — categorically, which is why goggles are mandatory
- fresh hematomas, bleeding
- fever, acute infections
- The final decision is up to the physical therapist. At the assessment we ask about everything that could be a contraindication.
/ Reviews
What people say about us
“Despite the serious problems caused by the wound and long treatment, in a fairly short time we achieved significant results and substantially restored my physical capacity.”
Олександр Пасічнюкafter a wound“This is the third doctor I consulted, and the one who managed to find the root of the problem and put together a treatment plan that works.”
Nataly Dovzhenkofound the cause“They picked individual strengthening exercises plus physical therapy, and after a few sessions I already felt the difference.”
Lana Likphysical therapy in the plan
/ First step
Do not guess the method —
start with a movement assessment
We will look at what is going on with your body and tell you whether you need this procedure at all.
Movement assessment — UAH 2,000 · 90 min
/ Questions and answers
Frequent questions
Can I get a burn?+
Why the goggles?+
How many sessions?+
Are there side effects?+
Who does the laser suit best?+
Can it be combined with a session?+
/ Who is responsible for this area
Reviewed by Valeriia Cherniiphysical therapistBogomolets National Medical University · injuries, arthrosis, chronic pain · BTL-Ukraine schoolSpecialist profile →23 September 2026