Laser Therapy Consultation
Laser Therapy Consultation
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Laser therapy is one of the greatest allies of modern breastfeeding. It is a non-invasive, painless and safe procedure that uses light to stimulate healing and reduce inflammation of breast tissues.
At ruut, we make this cutting-edge technology available to help mothers overcome physical challenges much faster, allowing breastfeeding to continue to be a moment of pleasure and connection, and not of sacrifice.
Benefits of Laser Therapy:
Therapeutic laser (low intensity) acts directly on cells, promoting immediate benefits:
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Accelerated Healing: Ideal for treating cracks and lesions on the nipples, drastically reducing recovery time.
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Immediate Pain Relief: Acts on pain modulation, offering comfort right after the first session.
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Anti-inflammatory Action: Helps reduce oedema (swelling) and breast tenderness.
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Aid in Breast Candidiasis: Can be used as a complementary therapy to combat fungal infections.
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Total Safety: Does not interfere with milk production or its quality, and the baby can feed immediately after the session.
How does the session at ruut work?
Our laser therapy sessions are performed by specialists who ensure a safe and personalised protocol. The laser is applied precisely to the affected areas, and the process is quick and completely free of heat or discomfort.
What the service includes:
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Technical evaluation of the lesion/crack.
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Low-intensity laser application (specific protocol for breastfeeding).
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Complementary hygiene guidelines and breast care to enhance the effect of the laser.
Location: Available in our physical store in Aveiro.
ruut's Tip: Laser therapy works cumulatively, but most mothers feel a significant improvement in pain right from the first application. If you have cracks that don't heal or persistent pain, this technology can be the "oxygen balloon" you need to continue your breastfeeding journey.
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