It uses specific wavelengths of light to support tissue recovery. It’s not like a surgical laser. It doesn’t cut. And it doesn’t heat your tissue.
In our Mamaroneck office
Muscle, tendon and joint pain
Sprains and strains
Sports injuries
Recovery after an injury or flare up
Anyone who wants a gentle, drug free option alongside rehab
He holds it there for a set time. That’s all.
It’s used to support recovery and comfort. As part of a bigger plan with hands on care and rehab. It isn’t a cure on its own.

Most people feel nothing. Or mild warmth.
Here’s what happens:
You put on protective eyewear.
The laser is held over or near the area.
A few minutes later you’re done.
Treatment takes a few minutes per area. It can be added to a regular visit.
Dr. Giudice decides at your exam.
Laser is used when it suits your diagnosis and your goals. It’s generally avoided:
Over the eyes
Over the abdomen during pregnancy
Over areas of known or suspected cancer
If laser isn’t a fit we’ll tell you. And we’ll suggest something that is.
How often you get laser depends on you.
It’s often paired with Neuro Orthopedic Rehab. And, when it fits, chiropractic care or shockwave. Laser supports recovery. Rehab fixes how you move.
If your body heals slowly, other things may be in the way. Dr. Giudice can look at nutrition and inflammation too. You don’t have to start over.
Sore, stiff or slow to heal? Tell us what’s going on.
Dr. Giudice will decide at your exam if laser belongs in your plan.
A few helpful details about how we work, what to expect, and how we make your care experience easier.
No. Most people feel nothing. Some feel mild warmth.
No. It doesn’t cut and it doesn’t heat your tissue.
Shockwave uses pulses of sound energy. You feel strong tapping. Laser uses light. Most people feel nothing. Dr. Giudice picks what fits your case. Some plans use both.
You may be asked to wear protective eyewear. That’s it.
Yes. We work alongside your doctors.