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Laser acupuncture is a procedure where traditional acupuncture points are stimulated through the use of a laser beam replacing acupuncture needles.

Laser light has some characteristics that differ from conventional light and find application within the medical field. The laser beams propagate in parallel, producing a rectilinear beam of light with very little loss of power. When focusing on a tissue, the laser energy can be discharged onto that tissue, thus transferring the beam's energy for therapeutic purposes. 

Wavelength is the most important factor in the type of therapy to be performed.

The use of laser has some advantages in relation to traditional acupuncture:

• It is a painless method
• It is better accepted by children, the elderly and more sensitive people
• It is not invasive
• Increases the production of collagen tissue, so it is widely used in aesthetic procedures.
• Can be applied in areas where the use of the needle may have some contraindications, such as very painful areas (post-trauma, for example)