PERSONAL CARE. ADVANCED POSSIBILITIES.Berlin, Connecticut(860) 828-8220
Advanced therapeutic technology

MLS® Laser Therapy

MLS laser therapy is one of the non-invasive options available at our Berlin office for an individualized musculoskeletal care plan.

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Patient wearing protective glasses during MLS laser treatment of the upper back
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A focused approach

MLS laser therapy delivers light energy to a targeted area. At Henderson Family Chiropractic, the decision to use it begins with a conversation about your symptoms, medical history, and treatment goals.

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Part of a broader plan

The practice offers laser therapy for a range of back, neck, and joint concerns. It may be discussed alongside chiropractic care or other services, depending on your evaluation.

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Your treatment experience

The treatment area is positioned comfortably and the laser is applied by the clinical team, with appropriate eye protection. Session length and the number of visits depend on your specific plan. Ask the team what to expect and how progress will be reviewed.

A consultation is the first step. Treatment suitability and results vary from person to person.

Before you begin

Is this treatment right for me?

That depends on your history, examination, and goals. Dr. Henderson will explain the available options and whether further evaluation is needed.

How many appointments will I need?

Your schedule is based on your individual needs and response. The team will discuss recommendations and review your progress.

What does treatment cost?

Contact the office to discuss costs and benefits for your specific plan. Coverage can differ by service; visit our payment and insurance page for more information.

A CLOSER LOOK AT YOUR OPTIONS

More about your care.

MLS Class 4 laser therapy is offered for a range of musculoskeletal concerns. Discuss your diagnosis and goals with Dr. Henderson to find out whether laser belongs in your plan.

Concerns to discuss

  • Back and neck discomfort
  • Knee and other joint concerns
  • Plantar fasciitis and foot pain
  • Neuropathy and nerve-related symptoms
  • Sports injuries and sprains
  • Arthritis-related discomfort
PLANNING YOUR VISIT

The practice describes typical laser sessions of around 10–15 minutes. The treatment area and your care plan determine the time needed.

A PERSONALIZED APPROACH

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