For a laser device to be effective it must have laser probes with diodes emitting between 100 to 200mW of power. Super luminous diodes should deliver somewhere between 6 - 10mW.

Treatment must be applied in a therapeutically effective manner through control of frequency, duty cycle, wavelength, waveform, energy density, duration, etc. These settings need to be available over an infinite range with customization for each individual cellular genetic make-up in order to achieve a suitable response.

As one can see, myriad factors are involved in engineering an optimally functioning device and considerable scientific and clinical knowledge must be incorporated in the process of evolving effective clinical approaches.