Our Technology
Advanced Recovery Technology. Integrated Into Corrective Care.
Class IV laser therapy for recovery, circulation, and movement support in Austin.
We use FDA-cleared Medray Quad Class IV Laser Therapy to help reduce inflammation-related irritation, support healing processes, and improve cellular function at the source.
When recovery stalls
When Recovery Stalls, the Body May Need More Support
Chronic inflammation, nerve irritation, tissue stress, and movement limitations can make it difficult for the body to recover efficiently.
That is why we integrate advanced photobiomodulation therapy into corrective care plans designed to support circulation, tissue recovery, and movement tolerance.
- Reduce inflammation
- Support tissue repair
- Improve circulation
- Enhance movement tolerance
- Improve nerve comfort
FDA-Cleared
Therapeutic applications you can trust.
Used in Sports
Medicine and rehabilitation at all levels.
Integrated Into Care
Corrective care protocols for lasting results.
Supported by Research
Decades of clinical research and outcomes.
How Class IV laser therapy works
Multiple Mechanisms. One Goal: Support Your Body's Natural Ability to Heal.
Supports mitochondrial activity and ATP production, which helps cells use energy more efficiently.
Promotes microcirculation and blood flow, delivering oxygen and nutrients to support recovery.
May help modulate pain signaling and reduce sensitivity, improving comfort and movement tolerance.
Helps calm irritated tissues and reduce inflammatory signaling to create a healthier healing environment.
Emerging research suggests laser therapy may support collagen signaling involved in tissue repair.
May reduce guarding, improve flexibility, and enhance range of motion for better function.
Technology is most powerful when it is used with precision, purpose, and personalization. Laser therapy is a tool we use to help remove roadblocks to healing, so your body can do what it was designed to do.
- Dr. Kellerman
Laser therapy alone is rarely the entire answer
Many clinics use laser therapy as a standalone passive modality.
In our experience, lasting improvement often requires more than temporary symptom relief. That is why we integrate Class IV laser therapy into corrective care plans that may include:
The goal is not simply feeling better temporarily. The goal is improving movement, reducing recurring irritation, and supporting long-term recovery.
Why treatment technology matters
Not all therapeutic lasers deliver the same depth, power, or tissue response.
Lower-powered devices may not penetrate deeply enough for many musculoskeletal applications involving larger joints, soft tissue, or deeper structures.
Conditions we commonly support
Personalized Recovery Plans Designed Around The Cause
Every body is different. Our doctors create personalized care plans that address the root cause — not just the symptoms.
Neuropathy
Burning, tingling, and sensitivity.
Disc Injuries
Radiating pain and inflammation.
Neck & Back Pain
Muscle tension and stiffness.
Tendonitis
Inflammation and tendon irritation.
Sports Injuries
Strains, sprains, and overuse.
Post-Surgical Recovery
Tissue healing and mobility support.
Plantar Fasciitis
Heel pain and arch irritation.
Shoulder Pain
Inflammation and mobility limits.
What to expect
A Focused Evaluation, a Personalized Plan, and Progress-Based Care
- Evaluation & AssessmentYour concerns and movement restrictions are reviewed first.
- Personalized Corrective PlanYour plan is tailored to your body and recovery goals.
- Integrated TreatmentLaser therapy is combined with corrective care for deeper results.
- Progressive ReassessmentWe measure outcomes and adjust your plan as you improve.
Patients Often Notice:
- Reduced stiffness and sensitivity
- Improved movement comfort
- Better tissue tolerance
- Calmer irritated areas
- Improved recovery support
While every patient responds differently, many people report improved movement comfort and reduced irritation over time when laser therapy is integrated into broader corrective care plans.
Class IV laser therapy in Austin
Common Questions About Class IV Laser Therapy
What does Class IV laser therapy do?
Class IV laser therapy delivers therapeutic light energy into tissue to support cellular activity, circulation, inflammatory modulation, and recovery response. It is one tool within a broader care plan.
Is laser therapy painful?
Most patients describe a gentle warming sensation during treatment. Your clinician adjusts the treatment based on comfort, tissue area, and clinical findings.
How many visits will I need?
Visit frequency depends on the condition, symptom history, tissue response, and whether laser therapy is paired with other corrective care. Your plan is recommended after evaluation.
Can laser therapy help nerve irritation?
Laser therapy may support nerve comfort and circulation for some patients, especially when nerve sensitivity is connected with inflammation, tissue stress, or movement limitations. Results vary.
Why combine laser with chiropractic care?
Laser therapy may help calm tissue irritation, while corrective care addresses movement restrictions, joint mechanics, posture, and loading patterns that can keep symptoms recurring.
Do I need an evaluation first?
Yes. Evaluation helps determine whether Class IV laser therapy is appropriate and how it should fit into your broader care plan.
Visit Our Central Austin Location
100% Chiropractic Austin Rosedale
3800 N Lamar Blvd, Ste 160
Austin, TX 78756
(512) 638-8544
Mon-Thu: 8am - 12pm; 1:30 - 5:30pm
Fri: 8am - 12pm
The clinic sits in Rosedale between Local Foods and Westlake Dermatology facing North Lamar, near Burnet Road and Central Austin neighborhoods. We validate parking in the clinic. For garage GPS, use 3809 Medical Pkwy.
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Support Recovery. Improve Movement. Address The Cause.
Integrated Class IV laser therapy combined with corrective chiropractic care, decompression, and movement-focused rehabilitation in Austin.