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Red Light Therapy in Sioux Falls
A noninvasive approach to supporting recovery, comfort, and overall wellness.

The Short Answer
What Is Red Light Therapy?
Red light therapy, also called photobiomodulation, is a noninvasive treatment that uses low levels of light to interact with the body's cells.
It does not use ultraviolet light and is not meant to tan the skin. Researchers believe this light is absorbed by cells, which may influence how they function. At Moveology 605 in Sioux Falls, red light therapy may be a part of your treatment plan at our clinic.
What Research Suggests
Potential Benefits of Red Light Therapy
Photobiomodulation is an active area of research. Below, we separate what is promising from what is still preliminary, so you can make an informed decision.
Muscle Recovery
Some studies suggest light exposure may help reduce exercise-related soreness. Evidence is promising but not conclusive.
Promising researchPain Management Support
Research on certain muscle and joint discomfort shows mixed but encouraging results when used alongside other care.
Mixed evidenceInflammation
Laboratory and early clinical studies suggest effects on inflammatory signaling. More human research is needed.
PreliminaryComfort & Relaxation
A calm, noninvasive session many patients find relaxing as part of their recovery routine.
Patient experienceRed light therapy does not cure medical conditions, and results vary from person to person.
The Science, Simply
How Red Light Therapy Works
01
Light Reaches the Tissue
Low-level light is directed at the skin over the area being treated. It is noninvasive.
02
Cells Absorb the Light
Research suggests cells can absorb this light.
03
Cellular Activity May Respond
Studies suggest this may influence how cells function. Responses vary between people.
Your Visit
What to Expect During Your Session

Before Your First Session
Care begins with a health consultation, where our doctors review your history, symptoms and goals, and whether red light therapy is right for you.
Preparation
Our team will tell you how to prepare. Eye protection is provided.
Comfort
Sessions are noninvasive. Most people feel only gentle warmth and find the experience relaxing.
Session Length & Safety
Session length varies depending on the treatment and your individualized care plan. Our team will explain what to expect before your appointment. Light sensitivity, certain medications and other health concerns are reviewed at your consultation.
One Care Plan
Integrating Red Light Therapy With Chiropractic Care
At Moveology 605, red light therapy may be a part of your treatment plan at our clinic, alongside chiropractic care, acupuncture, shockwave therapy or spinal decompression.
Research has not shown that combining these therapies produces better outcomes than any one alone. The goal is simply that every part of your plan has a clear purpose based on your evaluation. Explore all of our treatments and technology.
Red Light Therapy FAQs
What does red light therapy do?
Red light therapy, also called photobiomodulation, exposes the skin to low levels of light. Research suggests this light can be absorbed by cells and may influence how they function. Studies on recovery and comfort are promising but mixed, so results vary. At Moveology 605 in Sioux Falls, red light therapy may be a part of your treatment plan at our clinic, not a cure.
Does red light therapy hurt?
No. Red light therapy is noninvasive and is generally described as comfortable. Most people feel little more than gentle warmth on the skin. There are no needles and nothing touches the body with pressure. If anything feels uncomfortable during a session, tell our team so we can adjust or stop the treatment.
How long does a session take?
Session length varies depending on the treatment and your individualized care plan. Our team will explain what to expect before your appointment. We do not list a standard time because the right session depends on your evaluation, the area being treated and the recommendation from your provider.
How many sessions might I need?
There is no single number that fits everyone. Research on photobiomodulation often involves repeated sessions, but the right plan depends on your goals, your evaluation and how you respond. Your provider will discuss recommendations with you, check your progress and adjust your plan when needed. We will not promise a specific timeline for results.
What is the difference between red and near infrared light?
Both are forms of low-level light studied in photobiomodulation. In general terms, visible red light is absorbed closer to the skin's surface, while near infrared light is invisible to the eye and is generally thought to reach somewhat deeper. Our team is happy to answer questions about the therapy during your visit to Moveology 605.
Is red light therapy safe?
Red light therapy is generally considered low risk when used appropriately, and serious side effects are uncommon in published research. Eye protection is provided during your session, and certain medications or health conditions can make skin more sensitive to light. Whether it is right for you is reviewed with our doctors during your health consultation before any treatment begins.
Can it be combined with chiropractic care?
Yes. Red light therapy may be a part of your treatment plan at our clinic, alongside chiropractic care, when it fits your needs. Research has not established that combining the two produces better outcomes than either alone. Your provider recommends therapies based on your evaluation, symptoms and goals, so each part of your plan has a clear purpose.
Where can I get red light therapy in Sioux Falls?
Moveology 605 offers red light therapy at 5708 S Remington Place, Suite 100, Sioux Falls, SD 57108. Our clinic brings chiropractic care, acupuncture and advanced recovery technology together under one roof. Call 605-271-3578 or schedule an appointment online to find out whether red light therapy may be a good fit for you.
Begin Your Recovery at Moveology 605
Schedule a consultation to learn whether red light therapy fits your care plan.
5708 S Remington Place, Suite 100, Sioux Falls, SD 57108