Why is patient positioning important during K-Laser therapy?

Patient positioning is critical during K-Laser therapy because it ensures optimal targeting of the affected area. Proper alignment allows the laser beam to effectively penetrate the tissue, delivering therapeutic energy directly to the desired site. If the patient is not positioned correctly, the laser may not reach the targeted area effectively, reducing the efficacy of the treatment. This can hinder the therapeutic benefits that the K-Laser is designed to provide, such as pain relief and tissue repair.

Effective positioning also helps enhance safety during the procedure, making it easier for the clinician to manage the laser device and safeguard surrounding tissues from unintended exposure. While factors like healing speed and clinician mobility are important, they are secondary to the primary goal of precise treatment delivery, which is fundamentally linked to proper patient positioning.