Lasers used for therapeutic purposes trigger photochemical reactions through the absorption of laser beams by tissues. They do not cause thermal reactions and are completely safe.
Due to their highly stimulating effect on cells and tissues, they are also referred to as biostimulating lasers.
The ASA Mphi 5 Laser by ASA is a focal application device equipped with the patented MLS (Multiwave Lock System) pulse system and is FDA (Food and Drug Administration) approved.
It features the most advanced safety systems, and the correlation of pulses and wavelengths cannot be replicated. It operates with two wavelengths: 808 nm and 905 nm.
These two wavelengths, synchronized with each other, emit at different frequencies to simultaneously treat pain and inflammation, respectively.
Anatomical 3D maps indicate areas and points for scanning and localized treatment, as the device can operate both sources simultaneously.
Laser therapy can be applied in the following cases of injuries:
- Soft tissue and sports injuries, such as muscle and ligament strains.
- Repetitive strain injuries, such as tendinitis, shoulder issues, and carpal tunnel syndrome.
- Arthritic conditions, including osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
- Tissue repair and wound healing, such as burns and ulcers.
