Items Not Covered by National Health Insurance for Low-Level Laser Therapy

Low-level laser therapy is a widely applied treatment method across various fields, including dermatology, physical therapy, and sports medicine. This treatment utilizes low-energy laser irradiation to stimulate cellular energy metabolism, increase cellular vitality and function, thereby promoting tissue repair and regeneration.

Common Self-Pay Low-Level Laser Therapy Items:

Hair Regeneration Treatment: Low-level laser is used to treat the scalp to stimulate hair regeneration and slow down hair loss.

Cosmetic Treatments: Low-level laser can be used for aesthetic care such as treating acne, removing blemishes, scars, wrinkles, or fine lines.

Other Treatments: Such as chronic wound treatment, accelerating wound regeneration and healing.

The prices of self-pay items vary depending on the treatment type, clinic location, and individual circumstances. When choosing to undergo low-level laser therapy, patients should understand the relevant costs and treatment efficacy in advance and consult medical professionals for advice.

Further Reading:

What is Photobiomodulation (PBM)? 

National Health Insurance Coverage Items for Low-Level Laser Therapy