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Treatment

Laser Therapy

What laser therapy is

Our clinic uses a Class IV K-Laser, a device held against the skin over a targeted area of the foot or lower limb. In podiatry it is one option a clinician may consider for certain complaints, chosen after assessment and used within a broader plan rather than on its own.

In a session

You sit or lie comfortably while the podiatrist moves the laser applicator over the area for a short period. The treatment is non invasive and generally comfortable, and some people notice a mild warmth. Depending on the complaint and the assessment, a course of sessions may be suggested.

Where it fits

Laser is one of several options we may use for selected musculoskeletal and soft tissue complaints of the foot and lower limb. It is chosen to suit the individual and combined with the rest of the plan, not used as a standalone answer.

Is it right for you

Laser is not appropriate for every person or condition. The podiatrist reviews your history and the area, explains what a session involves, and recommends it only where it is a reasonable part of your plan.

When we use it

We have a Class IV laser in clinic and use it selectively, where the assessment points to it as a sensible addition to your plan.

Laser Therapy at our Forest Hill clinic

This treatment is provided at Shop 26/500 Canterbury Rd, Forest Hill VIC 3131 by AHPRA registered podiatrists. You do not need a referral to book.

We regularly see people travelling from Blackburn, Mitcham, Vermont, Mount Waverley, Box Hill and Burwood East, along with the surrounding eastern suburbs of Melbourne. See all the areas we serve.

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Questions

Common questions

What does laser therapy feel like?

The treatment is non invasive and generally comfortable. Some people notice a mild warmth over the area, and the podiatrist checks in with you throughout.

How is it decided whether laser suits me?

It follows an assessment of your history and the affected area. The podiatrist recommends it only where it is a reasonable part of your plan.

Do I need a referral?

No referral is required. You can book online, and the podiatrist will assess whether laser is appropriate for you.

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Book an appointment

Book online, or call the clinic on (03) 9877 2077.