Intravenous Laser therapy harnesses the power of low level laser therapy (also known as Photobiomodulation PBM or Cold Laser) to treat the blood as it is flowing through the veins thereby treating whole system. The treatment is performed using Weber Needle I.V. Laser, a professional grade Low Level Laser Therapy device developed in Germany. Unlike surgical lasers, cold lasers do not cut or burn or damage tissues. This laser device runs through a series of therapeutic wavelengths ( blue, green, yellow, red, infrared, and ultraviolet-A ) that have been proven to benefit the human body in various ways. For example: red and infrared stimulate ATP production in the mitochondria of the cells, increase blood circulation, and reduce inflammation and pain. Blue and ultraviolet-a are known to kill bacteria and viruses while leaving healthy human cells alone.
Issues commonly treated with I.V. Laser Therapy:
Fibromyalgia
Viral and Bacterial Infections
Diabetes mellitus
Chronic liver and kidney diseases
Lipid metabolic disorder
Heart diseases
Allergies and eczema
Rheumatism
Hypertension
Tinnitus
Depression & Anxiety
Cancer support
Chronic Fatigue
Lyme Disease

Microneedling Therapy is a minimally invasive skin-rejuvenation procedure that involves the use of the MD Needle Pen. The rapid mechanical action of the pen allows the tiny needles to puncture the skin and create a controlled channel that triggers the body's natural healing process to produce new collagen and elastin resulting in the reduction of wrinkles, firming and smoothing skin texture, reducing apparent age by 5 to 10 years with a full series of treatments. In addition, new capillaries are formed for improved blood supply. When used on areas of hairloss, hair will naturally regrow and fill back in. It is also an effective treatment for reducing acne scars, stretch marks and age spots.
Cosmetic Acupuncture is used between monthly Microneedling treatments to enhance facial rejuvenation therapy. Cosmetic acupuncture uses a combination of very fine acupuncture needles along with gentle microcurrent therapy to address facial contouring, puffy or droopy eyes, fine lines and neck & face edema.

The use of "fire cupping" has been used for centuries as a treatment for sports injury, athletic recovery, and for the treatment of chronic and acute pain conditions.
A vacuum is created in a glass cup which is then place on the body. The suction generated by the placement of the cup stimulates local blood circulation, activates and moves the lymphatic system, reduces pain and inflammation. A mild "hickey-like" circle is left on the skin after the cup is removed and may remain visible for a few days to a week.