Explore whether Class IV Pain Laser Therapy may be appropriate for persistent muscle, joint or soft-tissue discomfort — with no cracking or joint manipulation required during the laser treatment itself.
Class IV Pain Laser Therapy · Craigieburn
Pain that keeps getting in the way?
Does this sound familiar?
Many of the people we assess describe something like this
Different problems can create similar symptoms, which is why we assess before recommending treatment.
Neck & Shoulder Discomfort
Tightness or ache that lingers through the day or after screen work.
Back Pain
Lower or mid-back discomfort that flares with sitting, lifting or bending.
Knee Discomfort
Soreness with stairs, squatting or after being on your feet.
Hip Discomfort
Stiffness or ache around the hip and glute that limits walking.
Elbow & Wrist
Discomfort with gripping, typing, lifting or repetitive tasks.
Muscle & Tendon
Soft-tissue irritation that keeps returning after activity.
Sports & Activity Pain
Niggles from training, gym or weekend sport that won’t settle.
Ankle, Heel & Foot
Heel or foot discomfort that’s worse in the morning or after standing.
The treatment explained
What is Class IV Pain Laser Therapy?
Class IV Pain Laser Therapy uses controlled light energy applied to a selected treatment area. Treatment settings are chosen according to the person’s presentation and clinical assessment. The laser treatment itself is non-invasive and does not require needles, surgery, cracking or joint manipulation.
A treatment experience that feels different
No cracking
No joint manipulation is required during the laser treatment itself.
Sit or lie comfortably
Depending on the treatment area, treatment can generally be delivered while you remain seated or lying comfortably.
Gentle warmth
Some people may notice mild warmth during treatment.
Around 15 minutes
A typical Pain Laser Therapy treatment lasts approximately 15 minutes, although total appointment time may vary.
What's included
Where clinically appropriate, treatment during your new-patient appointment may include chiropractic adjustment, spinal decompression or Class IV Pain Laser Therapy without a separate treatment charge.
Not every patient requires or receives every treatment. Assessment comes first.
Assessment first. There is no obligation to continue with treatment.
Your care team
Meet the chiropractors behind your care
You’ll be assessed by a registered chiropractor who will consider your presentation and determine what care may be appropriate.
Dr Freadon Yokhanna
Associate Chiropractor
B.H.Sc (Chiro), B.H.Sc Health Science
Dr Ayyoub Ali
Associate Chiropractor
B.H.Sc (Chiro), B.H.Sc Health Science
Why Spine & Strength
A more complete approach to spine care
A considered, assessment-first approach to persistent discomfort.
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Advanced technology
- Spine MT Core decompression
- Pain Laser Therapy
- On-site X-ray when clinically indicated
- 3D Moti postural analysis
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Advanced technology
- Health history
- Physical examination
- Neurological and orthopaedic screening
- Posture and movement assessment
- Discussion of findings
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Advanced technology
- Chiropractic care
- Spinal decompression where appropriate
- Clinical rehabilitation
- Mobility and strengthening
- Referral when appropriate
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Advanced technology
- Craigieburn clinic
- Open 7 days
- Serving Melbourne’s northern suburbs
- Established clinical team
Your first visit
What happens if you book?
We Listen
Discuss symptoms, history and what the problem is affecting.
We Assess
An appropriate clinical assessment helps determine what may be contributing and which options may be appropriate.
We Explain
Findings and available care options are discussed clearly.
Treatment, If Appropriate
Depending on assessment findings, care may include Pain Laser Therapy, chiropractic adjustment, spinal decompression or another clinically appropriate option.
Assessment first. No obligation to continue treatment.
Ask us about Pain Laser Therapy
Not ready to book yet?
Leave your details and our team can contact you.
Prefer to talk now? Call 03 7302 1240
Unit 14/119 Highlander Drive, Craigieburn VIC 3064
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Most people find the treatment comfortable. Some people may notice mild warmth over the area being treated. Tell your practitioner at any time if something does not feel comfortable.
No. No chiropractic adjustment or joint manipulation is required as part of the laser session itself. If other care may be appropriate for you, it is discussed separately.
You sit or lie comfortably while the laser is positioned over the selected treatment area. Some people notice gentle warmth; many notice very little sensation at all.
A typical Pain Laser Therapy treatment is approximately 15 minutes, depending on the area being treated.
Common areas include the neck, shoulder, back, hip, knee, elbow, wrist, ankle, heel and related muscle or tendon complaints.
No. Suitability depends on your history, presentation and assessment findings. Some people are not suitable candidates, and we will tell you if that applies to you.
This varies between people and presentations. Any suggested plan is discussed with you after your assessment, and you are never obliged to continue.
Individual response varies. Some people notice change sooner than others, and some presentations do not respond as hoped. Your practitioner will discuss what is reasonable to expect for your presentation after assessment.
We explain what we found and discuss other options that may be appropriate, such as chiropractic care or spinal decompression, or referral where needed.
The new patient appointment includes your consultation and assessment. Treatment such as chiropractic adjustments, spinal decompression or laser therapy are included when required.
Find us
Spine & Strength Chiropractic
Unit 14/119 Highlander Drive
Craigieburn VIC 3064
Take the first step — start with an assessment
New patient appointment $119 when prepaid. Assessment first, with no obligation to continue treatment.
Unit 14/119 Highlander Drive, Craigieburn VIC 3064
03 7302 1240 · info@spinestrengthchiropractic.com.au
Individual results vary. Suitability is determined after assessment.