Struggling with inflammation, low energy, or prolonged recovery?

Photobiomodulation Therapy is now available right here in our clinic—an advanced, non-invasive low-level laser treatment that supports cellular function, boosts circulation, and enhances your body’s natural repair processes.

It helps restore balance, promote faster recovery, and improve overall vitality—especially when dealing with stress, chronic conditions, or persistent fatigue.

This therapy uses precise wavelengths of light delivered intravenously (a simple, comfortable process similar to a blood draw) to stimulate mitochondria, support ATP production, and improve oxygenation throughout the body.

Many patients report feeling more energized, experiencing reduced inflammation symptoms, and noticing better resilience during recovery—all without drugs or downtime.

Weber Laser Therapy

Photobiomodulation Therapy

Photobiomodulation Therapy is considered an innovative medical procedure in which light of a specific wavelength is delivered directly into the bloodstream – a method also known as “blood irradiation.” This is achieved through a fine optical fiber that is inserted into a vein, typically in the crook of the arm or forearm. The therapy aims to stimulate biochemical processes at the cellular level and to support the body’s natural healing mechanisms.

Duration of a session: 20 to 60 minutes

Number of sessions: Varies depending on
the condition, typically 5–10

Frequency: Daily or with gaps of up to 7 days

USED FOR:

  • (Chronic) pain
  • (Chronic) infections
  • Diabetes mellitus
  • Hypertension and circulatory disorders
  • Lipid metabolism disorders
  • Fibromyalgia
  • Rheumatic diseases

  • Autoimmune conditions
  • Allergies and eczema
  • Depression and burnout
  • Panic attacks and anxiety disorders
  • Performance enhancement in sports

This approach is also integrated into preventive medicine, where it aims to fortify the immune system and support overall vitality. Its potential applications in longevity, anti-aging, and Long COVID are currently attracting significant interest.

WHICH WAVELENGTHS ARE USED IN PHOTOBIOMODULATION THERAPY?

The full spectrum of therapeutic laser wavelengths can be utilized depending on the clinical indication. Each wavelength penetrates tissue differently and interacts with specific cellular components, allowing for tailored therapeutic strategies across a range of conditions.
Blue Light Weber Therapy

Blue Laser 445 nm

Primary Focus: Circulation, Immunity & Cellular Health

Benefits:

  • Increases nitric oxide (NO) for improved blood flow

  • Supports microcirculation in small blood vessels

  • Anti-inflammatory & antimicrobial effects

  • Activates telomerase to protect cells from aging

  • Stimulates mitochondria for energy production

Patient benefits:
Better blood flow and oxygen delivery, support for skin and immune health, enhanced overall vitality

Yellow Laser 589 nm

Primary Focus: Detox, Mood & Hormonal Balance

Benefits:

  • Enhances antioxidant systems to reduce oxidative stress

  • Supports natural detoxification pathways

  • Improves neurotransmitter function (serotonin & vitamin D)

  • Regulates hormone production and balance

  • Reduces inflammation and supports pain relief

Patient benefits:
Improved mood, stress management, pain relief, better hormonal balance, detox support

Yellow Light Weber Therapy
Red Light Weber Therapy

Red Laser 630-660 nm

Primary Focus: Healing & Energy

Benefits:

  • Boosts circulation for better oxygen delivery
  • Promotes cell repair and tissue regeneration
  • Reduces inflammation
  • Supports immune system function
  • Energizes cells for improved vitality

Patient benefits:

Faster healing of tissues and injuries, reduced soreness or inflammation, increase in energy and vitality, and immune support.

For more information about this fascinating system of medicine, please visit https://www.webermedical.com/en/clinic/low-level-laser-therapy/intravenous-laser-therapy/

Contact Dr Elena Klimenko via Phone 212-696-HEAL(4325) or E-mail info@drelenaklimenko.com