The Safe Laser 1800 Infra emits infrared light at 808 nm, which penetrates much deeper into the tissue than red-light lasers (its biological effects can reach depths of up to 10 cm). This makes it especially effective in the treatment of musculoskeletal conditions, where it provides pain relief, reduces inflammation, and accelerates the healing of muscles, tendons, and joints.
With higher doses, it can also aid in the regeneration of joint cartilage surfaces and cartilage tissue.
It supports faster healing after dental treatments and surgeries, and promotes osseointegration during implant procedures.
1800 mW continuous, diffused beam
Class 1 laser device
808nm (infrared) + 1db 630nm LED
Large treatment surface
Battery-powered operation
Injuries
Conditions Caused by Overuse
Degenerative conditions
Musculoskeletal diseases may affect various parts of the body and multiple joints.
Low-level laser therapy shortens the healing time of traumatic and sports injuries.
When used before surgery, it accelerates the absorption of hematomas and edema, making the surgical area more accessible and reducing pain.
After surgery, use the laser 1–2 times daily to promote faster healing.
In cases of bone fractures, a small “window” is often cut into the cast, allowing direct laser irradiation to effectively support the bone healing process.
In cases of epithelial injuries, abrasions, and post-operative wounds, it promotes the regeneration of normal tissues and accelerates the healing of hard-to-heal wounds and ulcers.
Surface skin and mucosal conditions (e.g. herpes, mouth sores, ulcers, canker sores) and gum recession can be treated using the included fiber optic accessory.
Toothaches and inflammations can be effectively treated either externally (through the cheek) or internally using the fiber optic attachment.
Following dental procedures, oral surgeries, or implant placement, soft and bone tissue healing is accelerated.
Around dental implants, it promotes epithelial attachment (osseointegration phase).
Post-surgical recovery time is shortened, allowing for earlier removal of sutures.
It relieves acute pain during orthodontic treatment and supports faster tooth movement, thereby shortening the duration of orthodontic therapy.
Trismus (lockjaw) – Prolonged spasm of the jaw muscles may develop due to various causes, such as an inflamed wisdom tooth.
A few minutes of Safe Laser treatment around the jaw joint relaxes the muscles, relieves trismus within minutes, and reduces inflammation.
Tinnitus is often reduced or completely eliminated.
In cases of acute hearing loss, using the fiber optic attachment can improve hearing.
Relieves the symptoms of sinusitis and respiratory inflammations.
The Safe Laser 1800 Infra device should be placed directly on the painful or injured area and illuminated for the recommended duration, then moved to the next point. Multiple points can be treated consecutively, depending on the size of the affected area. Typically, pressure-sensitive points should be targeted during treatment.
For maximum safety, turn on the laser only after placing it on the skin to avoid accidental exposure to the laser beam. At the end of the treatment, always switch off the device before removing it from the skin surface.
Deeper layers located more than 10 cm beneath the surface can be reached more effectively by gently pressing the Safe Laser 1800 Infra treatment head into the tissue. If, for example, an open wound prevents direct contact with the skin, hold the laser as close as possible (max. 0.5 cm away). In this case, increase the treatment time by 1 minute per point to ensure that the necessary amount of energy is delivered for healing.
Different conditions and diseases require varying amounts of energy (Joules) to achieve effective healing. Higher energy delivery can be ensured by increasing the irradiation time.
4–5 Joules of energy = minimum 1 minute of irradiation:
Strains, bruises, muscle cramps, improvement of microcirculation, mild musculoskeletal injuries, acute and chronic inflammations, dental and oral diseases, skin problems.
15 Joules of energy = 3 minutes of irradiation:
Pain relief, more severe musculoskeletal conditions.
25 Joules of energy = 5 minutes of irradiation:
Cartilage regeneration, treatment of musculoskeletal injuries located in deeper tissue layers, ligament, muscle and tendon fiber tears, bone fractures
(initially even 2 times a day if needed).
With optical fiber: 4–8 Joules of energy = 10–20 seconds of irradiation
With nasal applicator: 4 Joules of energy = 3 minutes of irradiation
The frequency of treatments depends on the duration of the condition.
In acute conditions (when the issue developed recently) or post-surgical cases, treatment should be applied daily for 1–2 weeks, then three times a week until the symptoms disappear. Improvement is often noticeable during or within one day after the first treatment.
In chronic (long-standing) conditions (developed more than 6–8 weeks ago), treatment should be applied less frequently. Use the laser 3 times a week until the symptoms disappear or significantly improve.
In chronic cases, healing naturally takes longer (days, weeks, or even months).
After the first few treatments, you may feel mild tingling, or in the case of painful conditions, the pain may initially worsen. This is a normal treatment reaction and a sign that the body is responding. The pain intensity usually decreases with the number of treatments and disappears after 3–4 sessions, followed by noticeable improvement.
If pain increases after treatment, reduce the treatment time and frequency by half. After 3–4 sessions, you can return to the original treatment protocol.
If the painful joint neither improves nor worsens, it’s likely the dose is too low (irradiation time too short). In this case, increase the treatment time by about 2–3 minutes.
If pain increases and becomes more persistent, it’s a sign that the dose may be too high. Over-treatment does not cause permanent damage, but in this case skip a few treatments and continue with a lower dose (fewer sessions or shorter treatment times).
One cause of treatment-related discomfort is the sudden onset of microcirculation (blood flow in the smallest vessels) in stagnant areas. Metabolic waste products, which have not been cleared, may suddenly enter the bloodstream, causing rare side effects like nausea, fatigue, or general discomfort—especially after treating large areas with high doses.
If pain does not improve even after increased doses within a few weeks, the issue may be referred pain (the actual source is elsewhere). In such cases, trigger point therapy may help identify the real cause.
More frequent or longer treatments do not necessarily speed up healing, as there is a biological limit beyond which cells cannot be further stimulated by irradiation.
When treating muscles, carefully palpate the area and treat the pressure-sensitive (tender) points.
For joints, treatment is typically applied along the joint line.
Joints can be opened slightly by bending the limbs, allowing the light to penetrate deeper into the joint. Palpate the muscles moving the joint and treat their sensitive points as well.
When treating tendons, apply the laser at the tendon insertion, the muscle-tendon junction, and other tender points.
The therapy can still be effective even if the treatment points are not precisely targeted, since the infrared light from the Safe Laser covers a large area.
Power Output: 180 mW continuous (at fiber tip)
Treatment Time: 10 seconds to deliver 4 Joules of energy
Mounting: Secured to the Safe Laser 1800 Infra head using a rubber adapter ring
34 290 Ft
For connecting the nasal treatment adapter
For attaching the fiber optic
Note: Larger in size than the one for the SL500 model
5 900 Ft
Power Output: 25 mW continuous (at the narrowing tip)
Treatment Time: 3 minutes to deliver 4 Joules of energy
Mounting: Secured to the Safe Laser 1800 Infra head using a rubber adapter ring
6 900 Ft
