Cold Laser Therapy
Fast, painless, and backed by hundreds of clinical trials. Cold laser therapy uses targeted light energy to reduce pain, ease inflammation, and accelerate healing.
What It Treats?
Effective for acute and chronic conditions
By the Numbers
15 min Typical session length
300+Randomized clinical trials published
2x Recommended sessions per week
How It Works
Light therapy that goes where it's needed
Specific wavelengths of light penetrate tissue to stimulate cellular repair, reduce pain signals, and calm inflammation at the source. No heat, no discomfort, no downtime. It can be used as a standalone treatment or combined with other services we offer for even better results.
Cold laser therapy is trusted by the US and British military, Olympic teams, Premier Division soccer clubs, and Formula 1 teams. We bring that same standard of care to Greenville.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a cold laser therapy session feel like? Most people feel nothing at all during treatment — occasionally a mild warmth. There is no pain, no needles, and no downtime. Sessions typically last around 15 minutes.
How many sessions will I need? For most acute conditions, results are often noticeable within 3 to 6 sessions. Chronic conditions typically require a longer course of care. Two sessions per week is the standard recommendation for optimal results. We will give you a clearer picture after your first visit.
Is cold laser therapy safe? Yes. Cold laser therapy is non-invasive, FDA-cleared, and has been extensively studied in over 300 randomized clinical trials. It produces no heat and causes no tissue damage. The only standard precaution is avoiding direct exposure over the eyes.
How is cold laser different from surgical lasers or heat lamps? Surgical lasers cut or destroy tissue using high-intensity heat. Heat lamps work through surface warming. Cold laser therapy uses low-level light at specific wavelengths that penetrate deep into tissue without heat — stimulating cellular repair from the inside rather than working on the surface.
Can cold laser therapy be combined with other treatments?Yes, and it often produces better results when combined. At Greenville Natural Health, cold laser is frequently used alongside acupuncture, lymphatic enhancement therapy, and biopuncture for a more comprehensive approach to pain and recovery.
Is it covered by insurance? Cold laser therapy is not typically covered by insurance. We recommend checking with your provider. We can provide documentation of treatment upon request.
Who provides cold laser therapy at Greenville Natural Health? Cold laser therapy sessions are provided by Lindsey Rinehart, who specializes in cold laser, lymphatic enhancement therapy, thermography, and advanced skin treatments.
Pain relief without the side effects.
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