Is MLS Laser Therapy Safe? Understanding the Risks and Benefits

Your podiatrist may recommend MLS laser therapy if you suffer from a foot, ankle, or toe condition such as heel pain, plantar fasciitis, or toenail fungus. You may wonder how you can benefit from the procedure and whether MLS therapy is safe. Your podiatrist has the answers you need. Drs. Heather Hall Morse, Raymond Noonan, and Abigail Skov at Northside Podiatry in Sandy Springs and Atlanta, GA, offer comprehensive podiatry services and treatments, including MLS laser therapy.

What You Need To Know About MLS Laser Therapy

MLS is an abbreviation for Multiwave Locked System. The MLS system uses dual-wave laser technology to penetrate layers of your skin deeply. The MLS laser system is precise and offers impressive benefits, including:

• A more rapid healing time
• A reduction of inflammation
• Improved nerve function
• Improved vascular function

MLS laser therapy is a safe treatment because it has been tested and cleared by the FDA for the treatment of foot, ankle, and toe conditions, including:

• Toenail fungus
• Plantar fasciitis
• Wounds and diabetic foot ulcers
• Diabetic neuropathy and neuromas
• Sports injuries, strains, and sprains
• Ligament and tendon injuries
• Arthritis and other joint issues
• Post-surgical healing
• Neuroma
• Neuropathy
• Tarsal tunnel

MLS laser therapy is popular in several medical disciplines, such as dermatology, chiropractic, and podiatry. In addition to an extensive record of safety and effectiveness, consider that MLS therapy is:

• Non-invasive and requires no downtime, so you can get back to your day
• Healthy and natural, producing no side effects
• Comfortable and easily tolerated by most people
• Quick, with each session lasting only a few minutes

Want To Know More About MLS Laser Therapy?

To discover more about MLS laser therapy and how it can help you, call Drs. Heather Hall Morse, Raymond Noonan, and Abigail Skov at Northside Podiatry in Sandy Springs and Atlanta, GA. You can reach them in the office by calling (404) 843-0090, so call today.