Recovery after surgery can feel slow, frustrating and uncertain — especially when you’retold to simply rest and wait. At Luma Health, we use advanced red light lasertherapy to support tissue repair, reduce inflammation, ease post-operative discomfort and support smoother healing. Whether you’re recovering from laparoscopy, C-section, hysterectomy, orthopaedic surgery or another procedure, your programme is tailored to your recovery timeline.

Also known as photobiomodulation (PBM) or low-level laser therapy (LLLT), this treatment supports the healing process after surgery - not just the symptoms.
Using precise wavelengths of red and near-infrared light, it helps your body heal faster, reduce post-op inflammation, and support tissue and scar tissue repair at the cellular level.
It works by:
• Reducing swelling, bruising, and inflammation at the surgical site
• Stimulating mitochondria to accelerate wound healing and cell regeneration
• Improving circulation, oxygen delivery, and nutrient flow to healing tissues
• Supporting nerve recovery and easing pain without medication
Many clients feel relief and visible improvement within just a few sessions - with results that continue to build throughout recovery.

Laser therapy for post-surgical recovery may be right for you if you’re:
• Healing from orthopaedic surgery – including shoulder, knee, hip, spine, or joint operations
• Recovering after a C-section or gynaecological surgery
• Experiencing swelling, pain, or stiffness after abdominal or general surgery
• Managing discomfort or scar sensitivity following cosmetic or plastic procedures
• Needing support after dental or oral surgery
• Struggling with slow wound healing, nerve pain, or lingering inflammation
• Wanting to heal faster, feel better, and get back to daily life with confidence

Many clients can begin red light laser therapy within a few days to weeks after surgery, once the wound is closed and it is appropriate for your recovery stage. Luma’s red light laser therapy is designed to support your recovery alongside your surgeon’s guidance, medications and follow-up care — not replace it. We always recommend following your surgeon or GP’s advice, and your Luma programme is tailored around your medical care.