Treatment · San Juan de Alicante
High-intensity laser therapy in San Juan de Alicante
High-intensity therapeutic laser to support tissue regeneration and ease pain and inflammation.
What it is and how we use it
High-intensity laser therapy (HILT) delivers high-intensity light that reaches deep tissues. This energy stimulates cell activity, including the production of ATP, the energy cells need to repair injured tissue.
We use it within each protocol to support regeneration and help control pain and inflammation, especially in the early phases. It always goes together with exercise and manual therapy, which consolidate recovery.
It is non-invasive, painless and takes a few minutes. We check contraindications first, such as pregnancy or some oncological conditions.
Used for
- Muscle tears and injuries
- Tendinopathies
- Sprains and ligament injuries
- Lower back and neck pain
- Osteoarthritis and joint pain
- Recovery after surgery
Frequently asked questions
Does high-intensity laser hurt?
No. You feel a pleasant warmth in the area. We adjust the dose so it is comfortable.
How many sessions will I need?
It depends on the injury. It is usually applied over several sessions within the protocol, together with exercise. We explain it after the assessment.
Does it replace physiotherapy?
No. It supports regeneration and pain relief. Recovery is consolidated with exercise and follow-up.
Content reviewed by Francisco Sevila Sánchez, physiotherapist and osteopath (C.O.) · Updated November 2026
We use it in
Knee Unit
Physiotherapists, a sports rehabilitation specialist and an orthopaedic surgeon in the same clinic.
See →Muscle Tear Unit
A muscle tear does not heal with rest alone.
See →Shoulder pain
The shoulder is the most mobile joint in the body and one of the most painful when something goes wrong.
See →Tennis elbow
Tennis elbow is not just for tennis players: it also appears with padel, manual work and computer use.
See →Ankle sprain
A poorly rehabilitated sprain is the most common reason ankles keep rolling.
See →Wrist and hand (De Quervain)
Holding your baby, texting, typing or playing padel: the wrist and thumb work all day and their tendons feel it.
See →Padel
Padel is all twists, sudden stops and overhead shots, and every match loads your elbow, shoulder and calves.
See →Running
Most running injuries appear when training load grows faster than your tissues can handle.
See →Football
Sprints, sudden stops, turns and tackles: football tests the knee, the ankle and the leg muscles.
See →Handball
Throws, contact, jumps and feints: handball demands a lot from the shoulder, knee and ankle.
See →Book an appointment: High-intensity laser
Tell us what is going on and we will tell you whether this treatment is right for you.
WhatsApp 679 276 344 · Phone 965 29 55 33 · Phone and WhatsApp: Monday to Friday, 9:00–21:00