How often is laser therapy typically administered in initial treatment sessions?

In the context of laser therapy, particularly with Class IV lasers, the initial treatment sessions are typically administered several times a week based on the specific condition being treated. This frequency allows for a more aggressive approach to managing acute situations, facilitating faster healing and pain reduction in the early stages of treatment.

Conditions such as acute injuries, inflammation, or post-operative recovery can benefit from more frequent sessions as the body's healing processes are actively supported. The treatment regimen is often tailored to the individual needs of the patient and the uniqueness of their condition, hence the variability in how quickly and how often sessions are provided.

Other options suggest less frequent treatment, which may not provide the immediate benefits seen in many cases where rapid intervention is crucial. For instance, monthly or bi-weekly treatments might not suffice for acute conditions that could significantly improve with more frequent sessions. Daily treatments, while beneficial for some situations, are not typically necessary for all conditions and might not be practical or recommended for every patient.