What is MLS Laser Therapy?
MLS® Laser Therapy is an innovative, evidence-backed treatment that boosts patient recovery by using precise light therapy. With an impressive success rate of 85-90% in pain relief, it is highly effective in treating musculoskeletal injuries, aiding post-surgery recovery, and managing chronic inflammation. This therapy works by stimulating cellular repair and improving blood circulation, which accelerates the healing process, reduces swelling, and supports functional recovery—without relying on medications or invasive treatments.
As a non-invasive and drug-free solution, MLS® Laser Therapy has no known side effects and offers quick treatment sessions, making it ideal for busy clinical settings. Its dual-wavelength, synchronized light emission delivers reliable, consistent outcomes, positioning it as a valuable option for orthopedic, sports medicine, podiatric care, and rehabilitation.
Benefits of
MLS Laser Therapy
Our Expertise
Acute Wound Healing
Acute wound healing is the body’s natural response to tissue injury, progressing through stages of clotting, inflammation, tissue formation, and remodeling.
MLS Laser therapy accelerates healing and minimises complications like infection. Timely intervention ensures optimal recovery and restores function effectively.
Sudden Onset - Trauma - Surgical
Chronic Wound Healing
MLS Laser Therapy is highly effective in promoting the healing of chronic wounds by stimulating cellular activity and enhancing circulation. It accelerates tissue regeneration, reduces inflammation, and helps to control infection, leading to faster recovery.
The therapy’s non-invasive nature ensures comfort and safety for patients. Regular treatments can significantly improve wound closure and
reduce the risk of complications
in chronic wound cases.
Venous - Diabetic/Neuropathic - Pressure - Arterial - Infected
MLS Laser alters wound physiology
to facilitate healing
Meet Our Expert
With over 35 years of experience in Podiatry, Jill has always been dedicated to expanding knowledge of new treatments and innovations, both for personal fulfillment and, most importantly, for the benefit of patients. Throughout this time, Jill has witnessed the podiatry profession evolve, from basic general clinical applications to specialised areas and the introduction of advanced technologies to improve patient outcomes. This ongoing commitment to learning led Jill to incorporate MLS® laser therapy into the practice, using it as either a standalone or adjunctive treatment for a wide range of clinical conditions.
What Our Patients Say About Us
Sandra Galea
Thanks to Jill's expertise and the use of MLS Laser therapy, my acute wound healed faster than I expected. The treatment reduced pain and inflammation, accelerating my recovery. I’m truly grateful for her professional care and the remarkable results.
Our MLS Laser Devices
The MLS Laser Mphi5 is a cutting-edge Class 4 therapeutic device (25 W capacity) designed to provide effective pain relief, accelerate tissue healing, and support recovery from both acute and chronic wounds. By combining dual wavelengths in a synchronized emission, it delivers targeted energy deep into tissues, stimulating cellular repair, improving local circulation, and reducing inflammation. This advanced laser therapy promotes faster wound healing by encouraging tissue regeneration, making it a valuable tool in the management of surgical wounds, pressure ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers, and other complex wounds requiring enhanced healing support.
MLS Laser Mphi5
The MiS Laser is an even more powerful advanced Class 4 laser therapy device
(165 W capacity with 1000 W high peak pulse), designed for efficient pain management, enhanced wound healing and nerve regeneration. It utilises dual wavelengths to promote rapid healing, reduce inflammation, and alleviate discomfort. The MiS offers precise, non-invasive treatment for a variety of acute and chronic conditions, including wounds such as pressure ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers, surgical incisions, and other complex or slow-healing lesions. The MiS supports cellular regeneration and improved circulation, making it an effective tool in modern wound healing.
