BabyLase / OraLase
A non-surgical approach to relieving tension
BabyLase/OraLase uses the power of energy delivered through invisible light energy to the areas of the body suffering from pain, loss of mobility, or less than optimal function. This is called “Photobiomodulation Therapy” and it promotes:
- Enhancement of oral and facial muscle functionality
- Loosening of constricted fascia
- Stabilization of a dysregulated nervous system
Photobiomodulation has proven effective in medical applications such as pain management, injury recovery, and neuropathy.
Photobiomodulation Therapy
How does photobiomodulation work?
A laser emitting light at a precise frequency imparts a gentle warmth, systematically administered to the patient’s head, neck, and oral region. This specific wavelength of unseen light facilitates the relaxation of tense and compromised tissues by enhancing blood flow and alleviating constraints associated with the body’s fascial layer. By focusing on these constrained areas and optimizing tissue relaxation, we observe significant reductions in pain and inflammation, coupled with increased circulation. Essentially, the tissue is not only allowed to mend but is also reacquainted with the brain as rejuvenated, robust, and fully operational tissue.
Utilizing a specific laser wavelength (1064nm), subtle energy, experienced as a mild warmth on the skin with a precise sequence revitalizes the sensory system, fine-tunes motor nerves, and fosters improved nerve-muscle interactions, setting the stage for harmonious reflexes and muscle activity. This is is non-thermal and maintains DNA integrity.
For optimal results, it is best complemented with bodywork and osteopathy.
structure and function
It’s essential to consider both structure and function when addressing feeding issues.
- Not all feeding and nursing challenges are solely due to structural tissue restrictions like tongue or lip ties.
- Many babies can benefit from gentle release and reintegration of their bodies after the birthing process.
- Some children may appear restricted but function normally, while others may seem normal but struggle with acceptable function.
