
Rapido Laser
Class IV Laser Therapy | High-Power Laser Treatment | MED7 Rapido UK
The Rapido Laser, made in Italy by Sixtus, is a cutting-edge physiotherapy and rehabilitation tool. Featuring advanced 1064nm diode laser technology, the Rapido offers unparalleled pain relief, accelerated healing, and inflammation reduction. Its lightweight, 1.5kg design and crystal-clear display make it the ideal choice for clinics, mobile treatments, and sports therapy settings.
How Does the Rapido Laser Work?
The 1064nm wavelength penetrates deeply into tissues, triggering key biochemical processes:
Pain Relief: Stimulates endorphin release to reduce pain naturally.
Inflammation Reduction: Minimizes swelling and prevents tissue damage.
Improved Blood Flow: Enhances circulation, accelerating the healing process.
Collagen Synthesis: Promotes tissue repair, essential for healing joint injuries, arthritis, and soft tissue damage.
Anti-Edema Action: Reduces fluid retention for faster recovery.


Advanced Class IV Laser Therapy Devices for Pain Relief
- Laser YAG therapy has become an essential tool that is a flexible and a non-invasive treatment option for MSK injuries and the repair of tissue, notably in the context of sports-related injuries and physical rehabilitation. Its proven clinical efficacy, its deep tissue penetration, non-invasive nature, minimal side effects, and low risk of adverse reactions, is becoming a popular choice among patients as well as among medical professionals.
The Rapido is designed for a wide range of rehabilitation and physiotherapy applications, including:
- Arthritis management.
- Sports injuries such as sprains, strains, and ligament damage.
- Chronic pain conditions.
- Tendon and ligament healing.
- Muscle recovery and post-surgical rehabilitation.
How Rapido is a Revolution in the MSK Laser Space
- Crystal-Clear Display
- Compact & Robust
- Feature Packed
Crystal-Clear Display: While many rely on outdated screens, Rapido features a modern, easy-to-read interface, improving usability and accuracy during treatments.
Compact & Robust: Smaller than a tablet but packed with powerful technology, Rapido delivers clinic-grade resultsin a portable package.
Feature Packed: Loaded with protocols and features like skin shade calibration, Rapido also treats upper, middle, and lower body areas with precision and efficiency.

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EVIDENCE OF PATIENT OUTCOMES TREATED WITH LASER YAG THERAPY
An increasing number of clinical evidence suggests that YAG laser therapy is beneficial in the treatment of injuries and tissue healing. Numerous studies have been carried out by researchers and medical professionals to investigate the effects:
- HEALING OF TENDONS & LIGAMENTS
- MUSCLE RECOVERY
- PAIN MANAGEMENT
- ORTHOPAEDIC
- WOUND HEALING

Research has shown that YAG laser therapy speeds up the healing of tendons and ligaments, which in turn reduces the amount of time needed to recover from sports and activities such as tendonitis and ligament sprains. These results are mostly attributed to the increased collagen production as well as the processes for repairing damaged tissue. After undergoing YAG laser treatment, athletes and other individuals who participate in physical activities have reported experiencing faster muscle recovery and less muscle soreness than before. This may result in an increase in performance as well as a decrease in downtime.
YAG laser therapy has been shown to be effective in wound healing, particularly in the case of chronic wounds and wounds not healing on their own. The capacity of the laser to promote tissue regeneration and increase blood flow to the area of the wound, both of these contribute to the acceleration of the healing process. It has also been demonstrated to be an effective method for reducing the pain associated with a variety of conditions, such as osteoarthritis, fibromyalgia, and sports injuries, according to clinical research. Patients frequently report experiencing a reduction in pain and pain medication.
YAG laser therapy is also becoming a widely used treatment option in the field of orthopaedic surgery. Its capacity to speed up the recovery process which can lead to a reduction in in-patient hospital length of stay, as well as the reduction of postoperative pain relief and inflammation.