Longevity Modalities

Yes. Laser is used as a longevity modality to support tissue repair and reduce pain and inflammation, using class IV therapeutic lasers or low-level light therapy depending on the protocol. The clinic does not offer cosmetic laser resurfacing. Laser therapy is non-invasive and typically painless, with a series of sessions often recommended for chronic conditions.

The clinic offers therapeutic laser, PEMF, and NAD+ iontophoresis patches. Laser supports tissue repair, pain, and inflammation. PEMF is used for pain, circulation, recovery, and sleep support. NAD+ patches provide a convenient non-IV option for cellular energy support between infusions. These modalities are typically used alongside other therapies rather than on their own, and a brief consultation confirms which are appropriate given your health history and any implanted devices.

PEMF is contraindicated for people with pacemakers, implanted defibrillators, insulin pumps, cochlear implants, or other implanted electronic devices unless specifically cleared by the managing physician, and it is contraindicated during pregnancy. NAD+ iontophoresis patches use electrical current, so the same devices should be disclosed before use. Therapeutic laser is generally avoided over active cancers, directly over the thyroid, over the pregnant abdomen, and in patients on photosensitizing medication. Tell the clinic about any implanted hardware before your first session.

Laser therapy may support joint pain, muscle strains, inflammation, wound healing, and neuropathy. It works by stimulating mitochondrial activity and increasing local circulation, and the clinic selects the appropriate wavelength, power, and device based on your condition.

They are generally used to support recovery and complement other therapies rather than as a standalone therapy. Laser is often combined with regenerative injections to support tissue repair. PEMF pairs well with pain management and recovery protocols. NAD+ patches are commonly used for maintenance between IV NAD+ sessions. Timing sometimes matters, particularly around regenerative procedures, so your provider will advise on sequencing rather than simply stacking therapies in one visit.

NAD+ patches offer convenience and may suit maintenance or mild energy support, but they may not deliver the same concentration as IV therapy. IV NAD+ is preferred for higher-dose protocols, cognitive support, or anti-aging goals. Your provider can recommend the best delivery method based on your needs, budget, and lifestyle.

Red light therapy is a form of low-level light therapy that uses broader wavelengths. Medical lasers are more focused and powerful, allowing deeper penetration or more targeted therapy. Both can support healing and recovery, but the device choice depends on the clinical goal.

Most people feel relaxed or energized after PEMF, with no downtime, so you can resume normal activities immediately. Some patients notice reduced pain or improved sleep within a few sessions, though chronic conditions may require consistent use before significant changes are felt.

Yes. A brief consultation ensures the modality is appropriate and safe for your health conditions. The provider reviews your history, medications, implants, and goals, which helps prevent contraindications and sets realistic expectations.