Yes. Tri-wave Laser Therapy is FDA-registered and clinically proven to be safe for most people.

Tri-wave Laser therapy should be avoided directly into or over the eyes. Since the effect of laser on unborn children is unknown, it is often recommended that pregnant women avoid treatment directly over the fetus.  It is considered safe to treat areas away from the fetus safely. Tri-wave Laser therapy should also be used cautiously in patients with active cancer. It is generally recommended to avoid treatment over primary site of the cancer as well as secondary metastasis areas. Tri-wave Laser Therapy does have benefit in treating lymphedema in those with cancer and is considered generally safe in those receiving treatment for their cancer such as chemotherapy. Patients with epilepsy should avoid laser therapy as it may trigger a seizure.  

No. It’s a non-invasive, comfortable treatment with no known side effects.

This varies by condition, but most clients experience significant results within 4–6 sessions.

Absolutely. It works synergistically with PRP, peptide therapy, hormone optimization, and physical therapy.

The moment you leave the clinic, you may resume your normal daily activities. However, it is important not to overexert for a few days, and increase your water intake as the body is still healing.