HEALITE II LED light therapy device treating a patient's hip and thigh

Three Kings, Auckland · HEALITE II

HEALITE II Light Therapy

Medical-grade LED light therapy that supports the body's natural healing and recovery process, used alongside hands-on osteopathic treatment and rehabilitation, not as a stand-alone fix.

2
Senior osteopaths
23+
Years treating Aucklanders
5.0★
Google rating
ACC
Registered provider

What is HEALITE II?

HEALITE II delivers medical-grade LED light therapy directly to sore, injured or slow-healing tissue. It's used alongside hands-on treatment and rehabilitation, supporting your body's own healing and recovery processes rather than replacing manual therapy.

The treatment itself is gentle, non-invasive and comfortable, and it forms one part of an individual treatment plan while we address the underlying movement, loading and mechanical factors contributing to the problem.

What can HEALITE II help with?

It's commonly used to ease sore, stiff joints, settle pain and tissue irritation, and support recovery from muscle, tendon and ligament injuries. It also encourages circulation to the treated area and can assist healing following an acute injury.

For tissue that's initially too painful for manual treatment, it can help calm things down enough that hands-on work becomes more comfortable sooner.

Can HEALITE II help with scars?

Yes. It supports wound healing and healthy scar maturation following surgery or injury, and can help settle discomfort, redness and sensitivity around a healing scar.

Treatment may begin during the early stages of recovery, once medically appropriate, and can continue as the scar matures. HEALITE II doesn't physically break down scar tissue. Instead, it supports the cellular healing environment, which may make the area more comfortable for later hands-on treatment, mobility work and rehabilitation.

What HEALITE II can help with

  • Sore, stiff joints
  • Pain and tissue irritation
  • Muscle, tendon and ligament injuries
  • Circulation to the treated area
  • Recovery following an acute injury
  • Sensitive tissue that's initially too painful for manual treatment
  • Wound healing and scar maturation after surgery or injury
  • Discomfort, redness and sensitivity around healing scars
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No referral is needed, and ACC covered injuries can be lodged with us at your first visit.

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