IV Laser Therapy (4-Colour)

Advanced intravenous laser blood irradiation using 4 wavelengths simultaneously. A fibre-optic catheter delivers red, blue, green, and yellow/infrared laser light directly to the bloodstream for broader photobiomodulation effects.

The 4-colour IV laser protocol represents the most comprehensive intravenous photobiomodulation option at Burnout-Praxis Berlin, delivering four distinct laser wavelengths simultaneously through a single intravenous fibre-optic catheter. Each wavelength targets different chromophores and cellular pathways, creating a synergistic therapeutic effect that exceeds what any single wavelength achieves alone. The four wavelengths typically include red (630-640nm, targeting cytochrome c oxidase and haemoglobin for enhanced mitochondrial respiration and oxygen delivery), blue (405nm, activating porphyrin-based photodynamic pathways with antimicrobial and immune-stimulating properties), green (532nm, absorbed by haemoglobin with effects on blood viscosity and microcirculation), and yellow or near-infrared (depending on the device platform, targeting deeper tissue penetration and nitric oxide release from endothelial cells). The combined irradiation runs for 45 minutes, providing extended exposure time compared to the 2-colour protocol. The extended duration and broader wavelength coverage make the 4-colour protocol particularly relevant for complex clinical presentations — patients with multi-system complaints, chronic Lyme disease protocols, severe chronic fatigue, or those preparing for or recovering from significant medical procedures. The additional wavelengths also increase the range of immune cell populations that are photoactivated during the session. Priced at €159, the 4-colour IV laser is the premium photobiomodulation option at the clinic. Many practitioners recommend an initial course of 6-10 sessions (2-3 per week) for chronic conditions, with periodic maintenance sessions thereafter. The treatment can be combined with ozone therapy in the same visit for patients following comprehensive integrative protocols.