Flaman Physiotherapy offers Laser Therapy Treatment in Saskatoon

Flaman Physiotherapy is a fully integrated rehabilitation center offering services such as sport physiotherapy, orthopaedic rehabilitation, and strength & conditioning. They provide personalized care tailored to clients' unique needs. They utilize a full range of treatment techniques to achieve this, including low level laser therapy (LLLT).


Laser therapy is a non-invasive physiotherapy treatment that uses light energy to stimulate healing in damaged tissues. This therapy creates a photochemical response in injured or dysfunctional tissue, helping reduce inflammation, relieve pain, and accelerate recovery.


At Flaman Physiotherapy, we utilize laser in conjunction with our other treatment methods to provide the best possible care to our clients. 


Laser therapy is often used to help patients regain mobility, reduce discomfort, and restore normal function.

What Is Laser Therapy?

Laser therapy uses focused light energy to stimulate biological processes within the body's tissues.



These effects may include:

Reduced inflammation

Improved blood circulation

Accelerated tissue repair

Understanding the function of the laser therapy and combining it with our other treatment techniques amplifies the effectiveness of your rehabilitation session.

Benefits of Laser Therapy

Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) has many researched beneficial effects, including:

Pain reduction

Reduced inflammation

Faster healing of injured tissues

Improved joint mobility

Increased circulation

Enhanced cellular repair

Depending on your injury, we will often include laser therapy as part of your overall treatment program with our other techniques.

Class IV Laser Therapy

Class IV laser therapy is one of the most advanced forms of therapeutic laser treatment used in physiotherapy.

Cleared by the FDA in 2003, Class IV laser therapy has become widely used for treating musculoskeletal injuries because of its ability to penetrate deeper tissues and stimulate healing.

Professional Endorsements of Laser Therapy

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American Physical Therapy Association (APTA)

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World Health Organization (WHO)

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International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP)

American Physical Therapy Association (APTA)

Laser Technology Used at Flaman Physiotherapy

Flaman Physiotherapy uses the Apollo Class IV Laser System and the MedX Laser Console System to assist in patient recovery.

Precise energy delivery

Effective tissue penetration

Comfortable treatment sessions

Safe and reliable therapy

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Conditions Treated With Laser Therapy

Our therapists have found benefit with many conditions in which inflammation, swelling, and pain are limiting overall performance. These include but are not limited to:

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Back Pain

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Neck Pain

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Sports Injuries

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Tendonitis

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Muscle Strains

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Joint Inflammation

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Chronic Pain Conditions

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Repetitive Strain Injuries

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Chronic Back Pain

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Neck Pain

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Sciatica

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Shoulder Pain

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Laser Therapy as Part of Physiotherapy Treatment

Our therapist have found that combining laser therapy with other techniques such as (list) often yields excellent results when dealing with many injuries. 

Biomechanical therapy

Exercise rehabilitation

Shockwave therapy

Acupuncture

Dry Needling

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What to Expect During Laser Therapy

Laser therapy treatments are typically quick, comfortable, and painless.


Laser treatment typically lasts 2-10 minutes depending on the injury and area treated. It is easily integrated into your full treatment session by your therapist.

Start Your Recovery Today

If you are experiencing pain, inflammation, or reduced mobility due to injury, laser therapy may help support your recovery.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Is laser therapy painful?

    Laser therapy is typically painless and most patients feel only mild warmth or no sensation.

  • How long does a laser therapy session take?

    Most treatments last 2–10 minutes depending on the injury.

  • How many treatments are needed?

    The number of sessions depends on the injury and how your body responds to treatment.

  • Is laser therapy safe?

    Yes, when performed by trained physiotherapists laser therapy is considered safe and effective.

Serving Saskatoon and Surrounding Communities

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Saskatoon

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Warman

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Martensville

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Dalmeny

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Clavet

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Dundurn

Start Your Recovery Today

If you are experiencing pain, inflammation, or reduced mobility due to injury, laser therapy may help support your recovery.