Laser Acupuncture Melbourne – Needle-Free Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT)

Gentle, pain-free acupuncture – available at Almond Wellness Centre Coburg and Ringwood

Laser acupuncture, also known as Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) or cold laser therapy, is a modern, needle-free form of acupuncture that uses soft laser beams instead of traditional needles. It’s ideal for children and for anyone who prefers a non-invasive treatment option.

At Almond Wellness Centre, we offer professional laser acupuncture treatments at our Coburg and Ringwood clinics. Since 2003, we have been providing acupuncture and Chinese medicine therapies to help patients manage pain, support healing, and improve their overall health naturally.

What Is Laser Acupuncture (LLLT)?

Laser acupuncture is a technique where low-level laser light is directed onto specific acupuncture points on the body. The laser produces low-heat light, pressure, and electromagnetic waves, which stimulate the points in a way similar to traditional acupuncture.

This stimulation helps to:

• Promote circulation and energy flow (Qi)
• Regenerate tissue and enhance cell function
• Reduce inflammation and support healing
• Alleviate pain and promote relaxation

Laser acupuncture combines some of the benefits of both acupuncture and moxibustion, without breaking the skin.

Conditions That May Benefit from Laser Acupuncture

Scientific studies support the use of low-level laser therapy for a range of health conditions. Laser acupuncture may be considered for:

• Myofascial pain
• Chronic tension headaches
• Post-operative nausea and vomiting
• Back pain and neck pain
• Osteoarthritis
• General musculoskeletal pain or inflammation

Laser acupuncture is also an excellent alternative for:

• Children
• People who are afraid of needles or prefer a non-invasive therapy

The treatment targets specific acupuncture points known to influence endorphin release, detoxification, and the body’s self-healing mechanisms.

Is Laser Acupuncture Painful?

Laser acupuncture is a totally pain free therapy. Actually during the treatment you may not feel any thing. Therefore it has been used for patients who shy away from needles or for Children’s conditions.

Is Laser Acupuncture Safe?

Laser acupuncture has been safely used in clinical settings for more than 25 years, with no known major side effects. At Almond Wellness Centre, your safety is always our top priority. We use high-quality, low-level lasers. At any time, safety goggles should be worn when having treatment.

Laser acupuncture is not used:

• Over skin with melanoma
• For patients with a recent history of radiotherapy (within 6 months)
• For patients with a history of epilepsy

Treatment Fees for Laser Acupuncture

Service Type Price (AUD)

• Initial consultation + treatment $165
• Initial – Concession Card Holders & Children (≤12yo) $145
• Follow-up treatment $110
• Follow-up – Concession Card Holders & Children (≤12yo) $100

💡 Laser acupuncture uses low-powered lasers with a maximum of 9 volts in our clinics.

*Price subject to change without notice.

Why Choose Almond Wellness Centre for Laser Acupuncture in Melbourne?

• ✅ Established clinics since 2003, serving Coburg & Ringwood communities
• 👩‍⚕️ Experienced, fully qualified, university-trained acupuncturists registered with AHPRA
• 🌿 Natural, drug-free treatment options tailored to your needs
• 🧒 Gentle and safe for children and those who prefer no needles
• 📍 Two convenient clinic locations: Coburg (Northern suburbs) and Ringwood (Eastern suburbs)
• 🧼 High standards of hygiene and patient care

Book Your Laser Acupuncture Appointment

Experience gentle and effective needle-free acupuncture with Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) at Almond Wellness Centre.

📍 Coburg Clinic
21 Bell Street, Coburg VIC 3058
☎️ (03) 9378 9479

📍 Ringwood Clinic
31 Wantirna Road, Ringwood VIC 3134
☎️ (03) 8802 1519

👉 Book your appointment online
or call your nearest clinic today.

Reference

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Jan Magnus Bjordal. The anti-inflammatory mechanism of low level laser therapy and its relevance for clinical use in physiotherapy. Physical Therapy Reviews 15(4):286-293 · August 2010