EVRL Laser
A non-invasive, FDA-cleared therapy that uses safe, low-level laser light to reduce pain, inflammation, and muscle tension while promoting the body’s natural healing processes. Its combination of red and violet wavelengths helps improve circulation, speed recovery, and support immune health — all without drugs, needles, or downtime.
What Is EVRL?
EVRL is a handheld, low-level, non-thermal laser device that emits red and violet wavelengths. These combined wavelengths have antibacterial and antimicrobial functions.
The EVRL delivers light which is absorbed by the cell to provide energy for cellular activity. This energy drives essential biochemical processes that help with pain relief, reducing inflammation, stimulating healing and restoring function.
The laser is designed to supply just the right amount of energy to improve cell function effectively and safely, without causing harm or discomfort.
Is EVRL Right For You?
EVRL is a very safe treatment which has little contra-indications.
We offer a free consultation prior to treatment where we will assess your medical history to ensure the treatment is right for you.
This treatment is right for you if your interested in:
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Managing pain
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Alleviating inflammation
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Speeding up tissue repair
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Enhancing vascular activity
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Promoting fibrous tissue formation
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Boosting nerve function
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Regulating the immune system
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Accelerating wound healing
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Aiding acne and skin problems
Treatment & Results
Treatment takes 5 -10 minutes and can used on its own or added onto other treatments.
As the EVRL is a low-level laser therapy device you won’t feel anything apart from relaxation as you take time out for you.
Many people notice immediate relief (such as reduced pain, less stiffness, or more relaxation) after the very first session. For others, results may appear more gradually over the course of a few treatments as the body’s natural healing processes are stimulated.
Where Can EVRL Be Used?
The EVRL laser is versatile and can be used on almost any part of the body where there is pain, inflammation, or tension. Common treatment areas include:
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Neck & shoulders – for stiffness, tension, or whiplash
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Back & spine – for pain, disc issues, or muscle tightness
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Joints – such as knees, hips, ankles, elbows, and wrists
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Muscles – to relieve soreness, spasms, or athletic injuries
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Feet – for plantar fasciitis or neuropathy
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Hands & fingers – for arthritis or carpal tunnel symptoms
