LLLT Laser Therapy for Ear Noise Treatment What is LLLT laser therapy and how does it work on the ear? Low-intensity laser therapy (LLLT) is an innovative treatment method that uses low-energy laser light to stimulate regenerative processes in cells. For ear problems such as tinnitus, otitis media, or deafness, LLLT can bring significant benefits. Mechanism of action: Mitochondrial stimulation: Laser energy stimulates mitochondria in cells to produce more ATP, the main energy carrier in the cell. This in turn accelerates regenerative and repair processes. Improvement of blood circulation: LLLT improves local blood flow in the inner ear, providing more oxygen and nutrients to damaged tissues. Cell regeneration: Laser therapy stimulates cell proliferation and collagen synthesis, which contributes to the regeneration of damaged hair cells in the cochlea. Reduction of inflammation: LLLT has anti-inflammatory effects, which can relieve symptoms associated with otitis. Indications for ear laser therapy: Tinnitus: LLLT can help reduce the intensity and frequency of tinnitus. Inflammation of the middle ear: Laser therapy accelerates the healing process and reduces the risk of complications. Deafness: In some cases, LLLT may improve hearing. Other ear disorders: Laser therapy can be used as an adjunct to the treatment of other ear conditions. How to use ear laser therapy accessories? Connect your device: Connect your device to a power source using a USB cable. Apply headphones/cap: Place headphones or cap in ear. Start the device: Turn on the device and set the appropriate program. Duration of treatment: Usually the procedure lasts about 30 minutes, twice a day. Important: Talk to your doctor before starting laser therapy. Contraindications: Pregnancy and breast-feeding Cancers Blood clotting disorders Pacemaker Metal implants in the head area Disclaimer: The information contained in this description is for informational purposes only and does not replace consultation with a doctor.