Laser Therapy

At Lighthouse Foot and Ankle Center in Scarborough, ME, Dr. Michele Kurlanski offers laser therapy as a non-invasive, drug-free option to reduce pain and inflammation while accelerating healing. Whether you’re recovering from a sports injury, managing chronic heel pain, or dealing with arthritis, laser therapy helps promote faster recovery and lasting relief—without injections or surgery.

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What Is Laser Therapy?

We use advanced Class IV laser therapy (Remy laser) in our office—a higher-powered treatment designed to reach deeper tissues than traditional low-level lasers. By delivering focused light energy into the affected area, this therapy helps decrease inflammation, improve circulation, and stimulate your body’s natural healing response. It’s a non-invasive option that can reduce pain and help you recover more quickly—without relying on injections or surgery.

What are the Benefits of Laser Therapy?

  • Drug-free and non-invasive
  • Accelerates tissue repair and cell growth
  • Reduces pain, inflammation, and swelling
  • Improves circulation and flexibility
  • Safe for patients of all ages
  • No downtime or side effects
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FAQ

  • Plantar fasciitis
  • Tendonitis
  • Heel pain
  • Achilles tendinitis
  • Arthritis
  • Soft tissue injuries
  • Post-surgical inflammation
  • Neuromas or nerve-related pain

Most patients feel a gentle warmth or tingling during treatment. It’s completely painless, and many find the sessions relaxing.

Many patients report improvement after just a few sessions. Chronic conditions may require a series of treatments to achieve full relief. Each session typically lasts 10–20 minutes.

Laser therapy is ideal for patients looking for non-invasive pain relief and faster recovery. It’s a great option if you’re sensitive to medications, not ready for injections or surgery, or need support in healing chronic or acute foot and ankle conditions.

If you have ongoing pain, inflammation, or swelling that hasn’t improved with rest, physical therapy, or orthotics, laser therapy may be the next step. It’s also helpful immediately after injury or surgery to promote healing.