The SAFE LASER 150 is effective at depths of approximately 3–4 cm beneath the skin surface, making it particularly suitable for treating superficial conditions, inflammation, and pain.
The SAFE LASER 150 is a versatile soft laser device designed for multiple applications and can be equipped with a wide range of accessories, enabling various treatment options:
Injuries
The maximum penetration depth of the SL150 is 4 cm, making it suitable for treating tissues located near the skin surface and in the upper tissue layers. For deeper tissues, 808 nm infrared lasers (SL500 and SL1800) are recommended.
Mild Musculoskeletal Injuries
Overuse-Related Conditions
Degenerative Conditions
Musculoskeletal disorders may cause pain and functional problems in various parts of the body and across multiple joints.
Low-level laser therapy can significantly shorten the recovery time of traumatic and sports-related injuries.
When used before surgery, it accelerates the absorption of hematomas and edema, making the surgical area more accessible and reducing pain. After surgery, use the laser 1–2 times daily to support faster healing.
Superficial skin and mucosal conditions (such as herpes, mouth sores, ulcers, and aphthae), as well as gum recession, can be treated using the optional fiber optic attachment.
The Safe Laser 150 should be placed directly onto the painful or injured area and applied for the recommended duration before moving to the next point. (A disposable protective cover for the treatment head is available.) Multiple points may be treated consecutively depending on the size of the affected area.
If direct skin contact is not possible due to an open wound, hold the device as close as possible (maximum 0.5 cm away). In this case, the treatment time should be extended by 1 minute per point to ensure sufficient energy reaches the tissue.
For maximum safety, switch on the laser only after placing it on the skin to avoid accidental exposure to laser light. At the end of the treatment, switch the device off before removing it from the skin.
A minimum of 4 Joules of energy is required for effective healing.
With fiber optic attachment: 4–8 Joules = 15–30 seconds irradiation
With nasal applicator: 4 Joules = 3 minutes irradiation
The frequency of treatment depends on how long the condition has been present.
1. Acute conditions and post-surgical treatment
Treatment should be applied daily for 1–2 weeks, then three times weekly until symptoms disappear. Improvement is often noticeable during the first treatment or within 24 hours.
2. Chronic conditions (older than 6–8 weeks)
Long-standing conditions should be treated less frequently. Use the laser three times per week until symptoms disappear or are significantly reduced.
Recovery from chronic conditions takes longer. A temporary treatment reaction may occur.
If there is no improvement, treatment duration may be increased. If pain intensifies, reduce the dose.
If pain does not decrease within a few weeks, consider using the SL500 Infra or SL1800 Infra device.
3. Conditions treated through nasal irradiation
Daily use is recommended, 3 minutes in each nostril until symptoms disappear (maximum twice daily).
More frequent or longer treatments do not accelerate healing because there is a biological limit.
The SL150 device is effective up to approximately 3–4 cm beneath the skin surface, making it particularly suitable for treating superficial lesions, inflammation, and pain. The Safe Laser 150 is a versatile low-level laser device designed for a wide range of applications and equipped with several accessories, enabling multiple treatment options.
Threaded attachment for Safe Laser 150
Power output: 25 mW continuous (at narrowing tip)
Treatment time: 3 minutes to deliver 4 Joules of energy
Threaded attachment for Safe Laser 150
Part of the basic package
Power output: 70 mW continuous (at fiber optic tip)
Treatment time: 40 seconds to deliver 4 Joules of energy
Threaded attachment for Safe Laser 150