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Laser Therapy for Pain in Scottsdale
Targeted light energy designed to support tissue recovery and ease discomfort.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Craig Zimmerman, D.C. · Last updated: September 2026
Laser therapy for pain — also called photobiomodulation or low-level laser therapy — uses focused light energy to support the body's natural recovery processes. At LaserTech in Scottsdale, our computerized multi-laser system delivers targeted light to areas of discomfort as part of a personalized, non-invasive pain plan.
Key Takeaways
- Targeted light energy designed to support tissue recovery and ease discomfort.
- This device is FDA-cleared.
- Non-invasive — no drugs, no injections, no surgery.
- Combined with other therapies based on what we find.
How does Computerized Multi-Laser System work?
Specific wavelengths of light are absorbed by cells in the targeted tissue, which is designed to support cellular energy production and the body's natural recovery processes. Research published by the National Institutes of Health suggests photobiomodulation may help reduce inflammation and ease pain. Our computerized system allows the provider to adjust settings based on your condition.
This device is FDA-cleared. We refer to devices as "FDA-cleared" where applicable and never as "FDA-approved."
What conditions is Computerized Multi-Laser System used for?
Laser therapy may be used for back pain, sciatica, disc problems, neuropathy, arthritis and joint pain, neck pain, and sports and auto injuries. It is combined with other therapies based on what we find during your consultation.
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What does a session feel like, and how long does it last?
A laser therapy session is non-invasive and typically painless. You may feel a mild warmth in the treated area. Sessions usually last a few minutes per area, and you remain fully clothed.
Is Computerized Multi-Laser System safe?
The computerized multi-laser system we use is FDA-cleared. It is a non-invasive, drug-free approach. Protective eyewear is used during treatment.
How is Computerized Multi-Laser System different from other options?
Unlike medications that mask pain signals, laser therapy is designed to support the body's natural recovery processes in the targeted tissue. Unlike surgery, it is non-invasive with little to no downtime.
Computerized Multi-Laser System FAQs
Is laser therapy safe?+
The system we use is FDA-cleared and non-invasive. It is a drug-free approach used as part of a personalized plan. We never refer to devices as 'FDA-approved.'
Does laser therapy hurt?+
Most patients feel little to no discomfort. You may notice a mild warmth in the treated area.
How many sessions will I need?+
Every plan is personalized. After your consultation we build a short-term plan and re-evaluate as you progress.
How long is each session?+
Sessions usually last a few minutes per treated area, depending on your plan.
Can laser therapy help neuropathy?+
It may help ease nerve-related discomfort by supporting the body's natural recovery processes. It is used as part of a personalized plan. Results vary.
Is there any downtime?+
There is typically little to no downtime. Most patients resume normal activity after a session.
Do you take insurance?+
We discuss coverage and payment options at your free consultation, which is at no cost to you.
How is this different from surgical lasers?+
Surgical lasers cut or burn tissue. Therapeutic laser therapy uses low-level light energy to support recovery, without cutting or heating tissue destructively.
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