Recovery support
Cold Laser Therapy
A painless, low-level light therapy commonly used alongside chiropractic care to support tissue recovery and ease inflammation.
Cold laser, sometimes called low-level laser therapy, applies focused light to a specific area of the body. It works at a low intensity that produces no heat and almost no sensation, so a session is painless. You will not feel much beyond the applicator resting on your skin.
The light is used to support the body’s recovery in the spot it is aimed at, which is why it is commonly added to care for a recovering joint or area of soft tissue. A session takes only a few minutes, there are no needles, and there is no downtime, so it slots easily into a regular visit.
Cold laser is a complement to hands-on care, not a replacement for it. If it makes sense for what you are working through, Dr. DeCloedt will add it to your plan and explain what it is meant to support. Whether it fits is reviewed during your visit.
What to expect
How it works here
Quick and painless
A handheld applicator is held over the area for a few minutes. There is no heat, no needles, and no downtime.
Targeted to one area
It is focused on a specific spot that is part of your care plan, like a recovering joint or soft tissue.
An add-on to your visit
Cold laser is typically layered into a broader plan rather than booked on its own.
Is it right for you?
That is what the exam is for
Commonly used to support tissue recovery and ease inflammation as part of chiropractic care. Suitability is reviewed during your visit.
This page is general education, not medical advice. Dr. DeCloedt determines what is appropriate for you individually after an evaluation.
Ready to start?
Book an exam with Dr. DeCloedt, or ask the concierge a question first.
