NaftalanPhysiotherapyLight bath
Light bath
Light applied to the body to warm the tissue beneath the skin — a relaxing, restorative procedure.
The light bath is a therapy in which measured light is applied to the body. The rays warm the tissue beneath the skin and improve circulation in the area.
What it does
The warmth widens the vessels, which raises blood flow. The renewal of cells under the skin speeds up and muscle and joint pain eases. The procedure settles and reduces tension.
How it differs from infrared therapy
Both are built on heat, but the light bath acts gently over the whole body, while infrared is directed at a local area and is used together with a naftalan application. Which suits you is decided by the doctor.
When Light bath is prescribed
- Muscle and joint pain
- Local impairment of circulation
- Tension, stress and fatigue
- Support for the condition of the skin
- As a relaxing procedure within a course
