Knee pain in this office is examined before anyone reaches for a light. The laser used here is a MedRay Class 4 laser. This page does not list a model, a wattage, or a depth in millimeters. Those numbers are not how the visit is decided. The exam decides whether light is even useful for that knee, or whether the pain is coming from the joint, the tendon, the hip, or the low back.
The office is 15450 New Barn Rd Suite 105, Miami Lakes, FL 33014. The $97 new-patient visit is the exam. Call 786-931-8333.
Knees we will not treat as a laser problem on sight
A knee that locked, a knee that swelled after a twist, or a knee that cannot take weight is not a laser appointment. Those need the exam, and sometimes an X-ray, before any tool is chosen. There is no separate knee-pain URL on this site. The leg pain page and the arthritis page are the closest symptom pages. This page is only the laser option.
What a laser visit is, once it is actually indicated
The light is held over the part of the knee the exam marked. You stay dressed enough for the area to be reached. Heat should stay comfortable. Laser may help pain and stiffness in some knees. It is not sold as a way to avoid an exam. Chiropractic care for the knee, hip, or back is often the rest of the plan.
Questions
Do you publish the laser wattage?
No. The device is described only as a MedRay Class 4 laser. Wattage, model names, and tissue-depth numbers are not used on this page.
Can laser replace a knee replacement decision?
No. Laser may help some people with knee pain. It does not undo joint damage and it is not a reason to skip a surgical opinion you already need.
Is the $97 visit a laser session?
The $97 visit is the new-patient exam. Laser is used afterward only if the exam supports it.
Where do I park and which suite?
The only office is 15450 New Barn Rd, Suite 105, Miami Lakes, FL 33014. Call 786-931-8333 if you need the last turn.