What type of light does K-Laser utilize?

K-Laser primarily utilizes visible and infrared light. This combination is crucial for its therapeutic applications, as each type of light has different properties and effects on biological tissues.

Visible light, which can be seen by the human eye, is effective for stimulating surface-level tissues and can promote enhanced healing and cellular activity. Conversely, infrared light penetrates deeper into the tissues, providing therapeutic benefits such as pain relief and reduced inflammation. The ability to target both superficial and deeper layers of tissue makes the visible and infrared wavelengths particularly effective in therapy settings.

The choice of visible and infrared light aligns with the principles of photobiomodulation, where different wavelengths can stimulate various biological responses, thus optimizing the therapeutic effects in a clinical setting. This is why the inclusion of both visible and infrared light is fundamental for the K-Laser's operational efficacy.