Do you have persistent or recurring heel pain or plantar fasciitis? Does it seem to take months or even years for your pain to resolve?
If this sounds like you, read on!
About 10% of our patients are like you. After trying a combination of my standard treatments such as cortisone shots, taping, orthotics, and physical therapy these patients experienced only some improvement.
Until now, we haven't had a solution for patients with persistent and reoccurring heel pain.
Now we have a revolutionary treatment to heal the unremitting pain caused by this condition, even in patients who have not responded well to other treatments. With MLS laser therapy, many of my patients feel less pain after only one visit. And that is remarkable.
What is MLS laser and how does it work?
The MLS therapy laser uses concentrated light energy to stimulate the body's own healing process to minimize pain and inflammation and reduce the time for you to return to a pain-free life. It works by using dual wavelengths of infrared light to penetrate deep into the tissue and stimulate regeneration at the cellular level. One laser is pulsed and treats pain. The other laser is continuous and treats inflammation. Combined, these lasers offer a powerful treatment modality for stubborn heel pain.
Will MLS laser work help me with my plantar fasciitis?
Yes, 85%-90% of patients with persistent heel pain or plantar fasciitis will get relief when they receive treatment with the MLS therapy laser. (Clinical efficacy of low-level laser therapy in plantar fasciitis: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis, Medicine, 2019 Jan 18;98(3):e14088)
Will my heel pain come back after treatment?
Most people with heel pain or plantar fasciitis will receive long-lasting pain relief after treatment with MLS laser therapy. Using orthotics, proper shoes, and appropriate training if you're an athlete will help prevent the condition from returning.
MLS Laser and Plantar Fasciitis Testimonial
Many of our patients have benefitted from laser treatment for their plantar fasciitis and other types of heel pain. See below.
