Place the XLR8 over the lesion. The clinician may choose to (#2) laser over the atlas and then the thymus.
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The EVRL has enhanced anti-microbial benefits.
Place the XLR8 NEAR BUT NOT IN the eye (directly around the orbit). Then over the Atlas.
With any eye condition it is always appropriate to do the CN III, CN IV, and CN VI to insure proper nerve flow to the area. Perform CN III which is the parasympathetic supply to the lacrimal (tear) glands.
Place the XLR8 over the area of involvement (AOI). The clinician may choose to (#2) laser over the nerve root (located using the myotome/dermatome chart) or the organ involved (using the Merrick chart).
Always make Pre-Op and Post-Op part of your clinic protocols.
With fresh (serious) wounds the increase in circulation can cause significant bleeding. This is not a bad thing as it is the body's "self-cleansing" property, but it can be excessively messy. Start by using a dose of laser that allows minimal cleanup and bandage replacement. Wounds generally heal much faster with the added mitochondrial energy and enhancement to the body's immune system. Increase time and photonic dose as the wound heals.
Place the XLR8 over the area of involvement (AOI).
This protocol is to promote healthy skin, enhance collagen, can be applied to support any dermatological condition as well. Use the Erchonia laser with any nutritional skin enhancements, and it will increase ATP, increase circulation, decrease reactive oxygen species, increase enzymatic activity, etc.
Topicals such as coconut oil, CoQ10 salve, vitamin E, wheat germ oil, topical collagen, and hyaluronic serum supplements etc.