Toothache, inflammation, gum recession, oral mucosal injuries, pain relief, shortens the duration of orthodontic treatment
Alleviates or eliminates symptoms; effectively treats sinusitis
Muscle strains, tears, bruises, bone fractures, muscle and ligament injuries
Surface wounds, abrasions, cuts, post-surgical wounds, pressure sores, herpes
Inflammation, pain, itching, tinnitus, hearing loss
Acne, inflammation, wrinkles
Pain relief, joint, muscle, and tendon sheath inflammation, rheumatic pain, cartilage degeneration
Promotes the healing of ulcerated wounds
Because it works where healing begins — at the cellular level.
Soft laser therapy activates the body’s natural regeneration processes — precisely where they’re needed most. Since every tissue, organ, and body part is made up of cells, soft laser therapy can support healing virtually anywhere. Whether it’s pain, inflammation, or injury, laser light delivers its beneficial effects at the cellular level — with no side effects.
The history of lasers and polarized light begins with Einstein’s theoretical foundations and became a reality with Theodore Maiman’s creation of the first laser in 1960. Building on this breakthrough, Endre Mester discovered the tissue-regenerating effect of low-level laser therapy (LLLT). Based on his findings, and with the collaboration of Károly Rózsa, the Safe Laser technology was developed — making laser therapy safe and accessible for both home and clinical use in everyday healthcare.
Lasers can be divided into two main categories based on their biological effects:
• High-power lasers (“hard lasers”) – used in surgical procedures
• Low-level lasers (“soft lasers“) – used for therapeutic purposes
High-power surgical lasers are capable of performing various surgical interventions due to their intense thermal effects such as cutting, vaporization, and coagulation.
In contrast, low-level lasers exert their therapeutic effects through the photochemical action of laser light, which triggers beneficial biological processes in the body.
Soft laser therapy has been successfully used in medicine for over 50 years.
The following therapeutic effects support healing in nearly 100 medical conditions.
Safe Laser devices are equipped with a unique, innovative laser light source that emits polarized, coherent, and monochromatic light—just like traditional lasers. However, unlike conventional lasers, the light emitted is not parallel and cannot be optically focused to a pinpoint. This new technology is called “Safe Laser”, meaning “Safe Laser Technology”, because it allows for therapeutic use of higher-power lasers without the risk of eye injury, making it safe for everyday use—even outside clinical settings.
“Low-level laser devices can be used to treat a wider range of conditions and with greater effectiveness than polarized light lamps.”
— Dr. Károly Rózsa, co-inventor of the polarized light lamp patent, Doctor of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
Tamás Rózsa and his wife, Mónika Peics, tell their story. The full article, published on index.hu on 2025.05.28, can be read here:
