Some things in life can’t be undone. A shattered glass can’t be pieced back into its original form, and burned toast can never return to soft bread. For decades, doctors believed peripheral neuropathy belonged on that same list—nerve damage that could not be reversed. Today, thanks to cutting-edge research and breakthrough treatments like Summus Laser therapy, that belief is changing. Patients are finding real relief, reducing their reliance on painkillers, and even restoring nerve function they thought was gone forever. At Restore Podiatry, we’re proud to be at the forefront of helping people reverse neuropathy symptoms and return to more active, fulfilling lives.
Foot neuropathy, a subtype of peripheral neuropathy, is the type where the nerves of the feet are damaged throughout the body and can cause symptoms including:
As stated by the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, approximately 20 million American people suffer from outer nerves inflammation. For those who have been suffering for 5 years or more, the impact on daily life can be profound.
The common treatment options available for foot neuropathy are:
Most of these methods manage to provide some temporary help, but, most of the time, the core of the problem is not touched, resulting in many long time sufferers growing restless looking for any solutions that will help them end their pains.
Let’s be clear: we’re not promising miracles or a return to your childhood vitality. But calling this treatment “revolutionary”? That’s absolutely justified.
If your goal is to:
Substantially reduce—or perhaps eliminate—the need for medications to manage neuropathy,
Recover sensation and nerve function once believed permanently lost,
Resume activities you’ve had to give up…
…then treatments using Summus Laser (also known as K-Laser) offer your best shot yet.
Clinical evidence supports these claims:
In a randomized, double-masked, sham-controlled trial of deep tissue laser therapy, older adults with painful diabetic peripheral neuropathy experienced significantly greater reductions in pain, improved mobility, and enhanced quality of life—all compared to the sham treatment group PMC.
Low-level laser therapy has been shown to effectively reduce pain in type 2 diabetic peripheral neuropathy according to research published in peer-reviewed literature PMC.
More recent reports highlight how the Summus Class IV laser penetrates deep into nerve-damaged tissues, enhancing cellular regeneration, increasing blood flow, reducing inflammation, and providing robust, drug-free pain control.
Laser therapy (photobiomodulation) is administered in a simple manner by any of the following actions:
A study in Journal of Pain Research has revealed that low level laser therapy can reduce pain and enhance quality health among patients suffering from diabetic peripheral neuropathy.
The benefits of laser therapy are cumulative, with a complete treatment plan typically requiring 12 to 24 sessions—depending on how your nerves respond.
Even better news: Summus Class 4 Laser Therapy is non-invasive, non-narcotic, and FDA-approved. You risk nothing and stand to gain so much
However, there are reasons why, as optimistic as they may be, success in diabetic neuropathy long-term management is seldom achieved through solely advanced treatment modalities. At Restore Podiatry, the patients receive balanced combination of different treatment approaches such as:
This is particularly useful for patients who have had treatments for several years and are still suffering from the neuropathy since treatment has been approached in different angles.
The field of diabetic neuropathy treatment is continuously evolving, with ongoing research into new and improved non-invasive therapies. Some areas of current investigation include:
These developments offer hope that even more effective treatments may be on the horizon for long-term neuropathy sufferers.
We’re proud to be the only preferred provider of Summus Medical Laser specifically for symptoms of Diabetic Neuropathy and Chemotherapy Neuropathy in New York, and we’ve seen it deliver amazing results for our patients.
But laser therapy is just one part of a comprehensive approach to diabetic neuropathy—and we can help you with the rest, too. From personalized diet and exercise plans to therapeutic footwear, and managing underlying conditions like diabetes, we partner with our patients every step of the way.
If your goal is to not just manage diabetic neuropathy or slow its progression, but to reverse it, keep it away, and reclaim at least part of your former lifestyle, we’re here to give you the best possible chance of success.
To learn more or schedule your appointment with Restore Podiatry & Laser Center, call us today at 516-806-2200, or use our online request form and a member of our team will reach out promptly.
Yes, recent studies have shown great efficacy of laser therapy on diabetic neuropathy. Low level laser therapy helps diabetic peripheral neuropathy patients in feeling sensation and also decreases pain.
Though the responses are highly quantitative in relation to their treatment, a considerable number of patients are able to improve their condition within first 6-12 sessions. However, in long standing cases, treatment guidelines may take more time in order to achieve the required results.
Yes, laser therapy can be safely used for any history and duration. Due to its non-invasiveness, there are no side effects that have been reported, as long as the laser is operated by a qualified personnel.
Though a total repair of damage may not always be achievable especially if the damage has been present for long, then Summus Medical Laser can help your body’s ability to heal and improve nerve damage caused by Diabetes and enhance the life of most patients.
Have any questions or concerns? Our team at Restore Podiatry is here to help! Reach out to us anytime, and we’ll be happy to assist you with expert advice and personalized care.
