Yes, IV Laser Therapy is generally considered safe when administered by trained medical professionals. The therapy utilizes low-level light, which does not cause tissue damage or have harmful effects associated with high-intensity light.

IV Laser Therapy is generally well-tolerated by most individuals with minimal side effects. These side effects are managed with monitoring during the session

A typical IV Laser Therapy session may last between 30 to 60 minutes. However, the duration can vary based on individual treatment plans and specific health conditions.

The number of sessions required can depend on various factors, including the condition being treated, the individual's overall health, and their response to the therapy. 

The usual is 2-3 sessions per week. For individuals with chronic conditions, it's recommended to complete 4-6 units of treatment per year, while for severe cases, more than 6 units per year are suggested. The definite amount of sessions and frequency will be evaluated by your doctor.

Yes - combining IV laser therapy with IV Vitamin therapy is advised for maximum results and benefits.

IV Laser Therapy is not painful. It is only mild discomfort, like receiving an IV drip.

Treatment is safe with minimal side effects and is suitable for a wide range of persons. However, there are some individuals who are not suitable for this therapy:

1. Pregnant women
2. Those with a history of sensitivity to light
3. Individuals with abnormal blood clotting function
4. Those experiencing acute inflammation
5. Individuals with a cardiac pacemaker implanted.

1. Do not get the treatment done on an empty stomach to prevent hypoglycemia throughout the procedure.
2. It is usual to experience dizziness or tiredness during the next 72 hours. Rest properly.
3. Warrant acceptable blood circulation after treatment, drink at least half a liter of fluids.
4. Maintain a healthy lifestyle: balanced diet, sufficient rest, and frequent physical activity.