Erchonia EVRL Cold Laser Therapy

Erchonia EVRL Cold Laser Therapy

Erchonia EVRL Cold Laser Therapy – New in series: The EVRL Laser is a cordless handheld device with a simple graphic interface and preset / customisable protocols.

EVRL has the same properties and mechanisms of action as its predecessor XLR8, but the addition of a violet wavelength allows the device to treat a larger variety of conditions (e.g. bacterial, fungal, or viral infections).

Introducing Erchonia’s newest handheld laser, the EVRL. Since it’s release, it has become our most popular handheld device which offers users the ability to treat your patients from a whole new level due to its two patented line generated lasers at 635 and 405 nanometers. By combining these two specific wavelengths into one treatment modality, patients received better results during clinical studies than using just 635 nanometers alone.

Experience the freedom of this incredible new technology – Improving health and wellness has ever been easier!

How does Erchonia EVRL Cold Laser Therapy work?
Low level laser therapy (LLLT) or cold laser, is a painless, sterile, non-invasive, drug-free modality that is used for a variety of conditions such as, acute and chronic pain, body-contouring, acne and cellulite.

Housed within the mitochondria, the cell energy manufacturer, are receptors capable of absorbing distinct parameters of light. Think of these receptors like any drug receptors. When we consume a prescription medication, the compound is absorbed by the body and it locates a particular receptor, and based upon its molecular design, will bind to that receptor. Once the drug binds, a secondary reaction inside the cell takes place. A similar mechanism is observed when exposing the body to a particular color of light. During a laser treatment the light will penetrate the skin and is absorbed by this receptor within the mitochondria. Receptor stimulation with light promotes energy production, biochemical reactions, protein and growth factor synthesis, cell growth and proliferation and enhanced blood and oxygen flow.