Red light therapy — also known as photobiomodulation (PBM) — is a non-invasive treatment that uses specific wavelengths of red and near-infrared light to stimulate healing at the cellular level.
At Dynamic Sports Medicine, red light therapy is used to help athletes and active individuals:
• reduce inflammation
• accelerate tissue healing
• relieve joint and muscle pain
• enhance recovery between workouts
Services
Red Light Therapy in West University
Our West University clinic on Bellaire Blvd provides red light therapy for patients across West University Place, Rice Village, Bellaire and Texas Medical Center. Care is led by Dr. Janna Skinner, DC.
Your West University Care Team
The providers who deliver red light therapy at our West University clinic.
What Is Red Light Therapy?
Red light therapy uses therapeutic wavelengths of red and near-infrared light (typically 630–850 nm) that penetrate into muscle, joints, and connective tissue.
Unlike ultraviolet light, these wavelengths do not damage the skin and do not generate harmful heat.
Instead, the light energy is absorbed by the mitochondria inside your cells. This triggers biological processes that help your body repair tissue, regulate inflammation, and recover more efficiently.
Because of these effects, photobiomodulation has become widely used in sports medicine, rehabilitation, and performance recovery programs.
Benefits
Stimulates collagen production
Reduces inflammation
Accelerates wound healing
Non-invasive and painless
Improves cellular energy (ATP)
Supports muscle recovery
No UV exposure risks
Enhances circulation to treated areas
What to Expect During a Red Light Therapy Session
Red light therapy is available at Dynamic Sports Medicine clinics across Austin, Dallas, and Houston.
Our providers integrate photobiomodulation into comprehensive sports medicine treatment plans designed to help athletes and active individuals recover faster and perform at their best.
Schedule your red light therapy session today.
Safety Considerations
Red light therapy may benefit:
• athletes managing training-related soreness • active adults dealing with chronic joint pain • individuals recovering from soft tissue injuries • endurance athletes needing faster recovery • people looking for non-invasive pain relief • patients receiving chiropractic or rehabilitation care
Red light therapy is generally safe for most individuals, though your provider will review your medical history before treatment.
West University Patient Reviews
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Dr. Janna was amazing in helping me recover from my back injury. She created a personalized recovery plan that really worked and was supportive every step of the way. She truly cares about her patients and takes the time to make sure you're on the right path to recovery. I highly recommend Dr. Janna to…
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I had a great experience at Dynamic Sports Medicine. I have had chronic low back pain over 20 years which was getting worse recently, and after just the first visit, my constant back pain improved significantly. For the past three nights after my first visit, I have not woken up from back pain, and I…
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Red Light Therapy at Our West University Clinic
Visit Dynamic Sports Medicine in West University for expert red light therapy treatment. Our West University team provides personalized care plans designed for athletes and active individuals in West University and the surrounding area.
Address: 4032 Bellaire Blvd, Houston, Texas 77005
Phone: (713) 491-2924
Serving: West University Place, Rice Village, Bellaire and Texas Medical Center
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Most people feel only a gentle warmth during treatment.
Many patients begin noticing improvements within 3–5 sessions, with full benefits typically developing over 8–12 sessions.
Yes. Red light therapy uses non-ionizing light wavelengths and does not damage tissue.
Yes. Red light therapy is frequently integrated with chiropractic treatment and other recovery modalities.
About Our West University Clinic
Our West University clinic offers a full range of Dynamic Sports Medicine services, including chiropractic care, sports medicine, dry needling, cupping therapy, myofascial release, spinal decompression, MyACT, Normatec compression, PEMF therapy, pediatric sports medicine, athlete recovery, massage therapy, and stretch therapy.
Yes. Our West University office at 4004 Bellaire Blvd, Suite #4032 is centrally located and easily accessible for patients from West University Place, Bellaire, Rice Village, Upper Kirby, and the greater Houston area.
Our West University providers treat a wide variety of conditions, including sports injuries, back pain, neck pain, joint pain, muscle strains, postural issues, and repetitive stress injuries. We also offer preventive care and performance optimization for athletes of all ages and skill levels.
Full details, hours and directions are on the West University clinic page.
Schedule a Red Light Therapy Session in West University
Red Light Therapy is available at our West University, Texas clinic. Book your appointment today.
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