Pain Management
Comfort. Movement. Everyday Confidence.
Explore device-supported options for temporary relief of minor muscle and joint pain.
How Light-Based Pain Support Works
Infrared phototherapy delivers light to a selected area. The HS-770 documentation includes an infrared channel for temporary relief of minor muscle and joint discomfort, stiffness, and muscle spasm. Your clinician must confirm the actual device and channel match the intended treatment.
What Patients Can Expect
Your visit begins with a discussion of where you feel discomfort, how long it has been present, and your medical history. If treatment is appropriate, the provider positions the equipment, selects the settings, and explains the session. Report discomfort so the provider can reassess.
Planning Your Treatment
Ask what improvement would be meaningful for you and when it will be reviewed. Session length, frequency, and follow-up depend on the device instructions and your assessment. Temporary symptom relief does not establish that the underlying cause has resolved.
Choosing the Right Device
PhotoVive is the related light-based platform in our selector. Ask Apolomed to confirm the supplied model, infrared channel, and applicable documentation before selecting a system.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this intended for every type of pain?
No. This category concerns temporary support for minor muscle and joint discomfort. New, severe, persistent, or unexplained pain needs clinical assessment before an aesthetic treatment is considered.
How many sessions will I need?
Your provider should set a plan using the device instructions, your assessment, and your response, with a clear point for reviewing progress.
Which configuration is relevant?
The HS-770 clearance identifies an 835 nm infrared channel. Confirm the supplied configuration and local labeling; a product name alone does not establish the same intended use for every version.
Explore device documentation or read the HS-770 indications for use.
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