CLASS IV LASER THERAPY • ATLANTA

Noninvasive support for pain and recovery.

Class IV laser therapy applies therapeutic light to a targeted area and may be used to support comfort and recovery as part of an individualized treatment plan.

Noninvasive treatment
Focused application
Can complement rehabilitation

A THOUGHTFUL APPROACH

A supportive treatment, selected for a reason.

Laser therapy is not a universal answer for pain. Dr. Karpus first considers your symptoms, health history, tissue involved, and movement needs, then determines whether laser therapy may complement hands-on care, exercise, or another approach.

Use the right tool for the right patient at the right time.

Care may include

  • Clinical screening and assessment
  • Protective eyewear and treatment preparation
  • Targeted Class IV laser application
  • Physical therapy when indicated
  • Mobility or strengthening exercises
  • Activity and recovery guidance

IS THIS RIGHT FOR YOU?

Built around what you need to get back to.

Selected musculoskeletal pain

Irritated muscles, tendons, or joints

Patients seeking a noninvasive treatment option

Recovery plans that may benefit from an additional modality

Active adults managing training-related symptoms

Patients who want treatment connected to a movement plan

COMMON QUESTIONS

What to know before your visit.

What does Class IV laser therapy feel like?+

Treatment is generally comfortable. You may feel mild warmth over the area, and both the patient and practitioner use appropriate protective eyewear.

Is laser therapy appropriate for everyone?+

No. Your health history and the treatment area must be screened first. Dr. Karpus will determine whether it is appropriate or whether another option makes more sense.

How many sessions will I need?+

That depends on the condition, duration, goals, and response. A plan is discussed after your assessment rather than promising a fixed number in advance.

Does laser therapy replace exercise or physical therapy?+

Usually not when movement, strength, or load tolerance contributes to the problem. It may be used as one part of a broader rehabilitation plan.

READY TO GET STARTED?

Speak directly with your practitioner.

Service areas are listed beneath each name so you can choose the practitioner who best matches what you are looking for.