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LASER THERAPY REDEFINED

Weberneedle® Endolaser

Innovative. Versatile. Flexible.
Customizable.

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Customizable configuration
of laser modules
Full wavelength spectrum available:
UV, Blue, Green, Yellow, Red, IR
Up to 16 laser modules
for versatile applications

Certified for medical use

Made in Germany

A new era in invasive laser treatment

A new era in invasive laser treatment

Through its minimally invasive approach, Weber Medical is redefining the application of medical lasers with the Weberneedle® Endolaser.

One of the greatest challenges in laser therapy has long been the effective delivery of laser energy into cells and deep tissue. Traditional, non-invasive (transdermal) lasers lose more than 70% of their energy in the skin, leaving only a small fraction to reach the target tissue. The Weberneedle® Endolaser provides a solution to this limitation.

When applied intraarticularly, the device enables precise treatment of joints and nerves, resulting in effective pain and inflammation relief.

Thanks to the Weberneedle® Lasercath technology, laser energy is delivered directly to the site of pain, without power loss. This is achieved using fiber-optic light guides and cannulas up to 12 cm in length. Even short-wavelength lasers, such as the blue laser, which are normally absorbed in the upper layers of the skin, can now unfold their full therapeutic potential deep within joint tissues. Blue laser light plays a key role in intraarticular therapy due to its anti-inflammatory properties.

The intraarticular approach is also used in photodynamic therapy (PDT) for the treatment of tumors.

Intravenous laser therapy with the Weberneedle® Endolaser marks another breakthrough in clinical laser applications. By delivering light energy directly into the bloodstream, it initiates regeneration and regulation throughout the entire body.

This method is increasingly used in photodynamic therapy, where photosensitizers are activated deep inside the body to selectively destroy malignant cells, viruses, bacteria, parasites, and fungi.

Applications

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Intravenous

Systemic laser blood irradiation

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Patient receives intra-articular laser therapy on the knee with a thin probe that is inserted directly into the joint

Intraarticular / Interstitial

Direct irradiation of joints and deep tissue structures

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Photodynamic

Stimulation of photosensitive substances by laser light

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Non-invasive laser therapy applied to a woman's back

Non-invasive

Topical laser application

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Benefits

of invasive laser treatment with the Weberneedle® Endolaser:

  • Effective pain relief through direct irradiation of inflamed joints and nerves
  • Laser administered via the bloodstream acts like an infusion, affecting the entire body
  • Versatile applications for regulation of the immune system, metabolism, and cardiovascular system
  • Antiviral, antibacterial, antiparasitic, antifungal, and antitumor effects through photodynamic therapy

FAQ

1. How much does the Weberneedle® Endolaser cost?

The price of the Weberneedle® Endolaser varies because each system is individually customized to suit your specific clinical needs and professional requirements.

Factors influencing the cost include the number of laser modules and the wavelengths required for your treatments.

Our modular system allows you to start with the laser modules that best fit your practice and expand up to 16 modules whenever needed, offering maximum flexibility.

We recommend contacting us to discuss your medical focus and clinical applications in detail. Based on this information, we will provide you with a tailored, no-obligation offer that perfectly matches your practice profile.

Request your personalized quote today!

For non-invasive treatment of pain areas, such as in physiotherapy, red and infrared lasers are recommended because these wavelengths penetrate tissue particularly well.

If you plan to use the laser invasively—for example, in joints or deep-seated pain regions—red, blue, and yellow lasers are especially important.

All wavelengths can be used for intravenous applications, with the choice depending mainly on your therapeutic objectives.

In photodynamic therapy (PDT), the selection of the appropriate laser wavelength is determined by the photosensitizer used. For example, curcumin responds exclusively to blue light, while indocyanine green (ICG) is activated by infrared light.

Use of the Weberneedle® Endolaser requires professional training in a healthcare-related field.

Upon delivery, you will receive personalized on-site training from our qualified service staff.

Additionally, you have the option to schedule an observership Externship at our clinic to gain hands-on experience with the Weberneedle® Endolaser in practical clinical use. Furthermore, we regularly host training seminars and professional conferences where you can deepen your knowledge of the system’s applications and therapeutic possibilities. Of course, we are always available to answer your questions by phone or email.

In several countries, including Germany, we offer leasing options for the Weberneedle® Endolaser in cooperation with leasing partners.

This allows you to stay financially flexible and use the system in your practice without a large initial investment. We are happy to provide you with personalized advice regarding available terms and conditions.

  • General practitioners
  • Orthopedic practices
  • Internists
  • Neurologists
  • Pediatric practices
  • Urologists / Gynecologists
  • Pain therapy centers
  • Clinics for regenerative medicine
  • Integrative cancer centers
  • Rehabilitation facilities
  • Sports clinics
  • Dentists
  • Naturopaths
  • Longevity / Anti-aging clinics
  • Biohacking centers
  • Wellness facilities

Billing is usually handled on an individual basis, so unfortunately, we cannot provide fixed guidelines.

External applications (e.g., pain therapy, acupuncture) typically take around 20 minutes.

Interstitial or intraarticular treatments usually last about 30 minutes, plus additional time for anesthesia.

Intravenous laser therapy can range from 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the number of lasers used.

Photodynamic therapy is a highly complex procedure; we are happy to provide detailed protocols and advice upon request.

Our service team is always available to support you with any questions about the device – by phone, email, or, if desired, via a personal video call.

In case of a technical defect, we ensure prompt repair or swift replacement so that your patients do not have to miss their therapy.

My regenerative injection outcomes have skyrocketed since I started using my Weber laser.
Picture shows Dr. Albert Ray, MD (Miami).
Dr. Albert Ray, MD (Miami)
In my holistic, functional medicine practice, I’m always exploring how to help patients faster and more effectively. Low-level laser therapy has completely transformed the way I work – it’s been a game changer in every area. Today, the Weberneedle® Endolaser is my go-to tool for achieving real results through a holistic approach.
Picture shows Petra Kscheschinski, Practice for Biological and Mitochondrial Medicine (Germany).
Petra Kscheschinski, Practice for Biological and Mitochondrial Medicine (Germany)
I have been using the Weberneedle® Endolaser regularly in my integrative medicine practice for many years. In a wide range of clinical conditions, both intravenous and interstitial laser therapy not only serve as valuable adjunct treatments but are often key contributors to successful therapeutic outcomes.

For this reason, the Endolaser, with its versatile range of applications, has become an indispensable part of my daily clinical routine.
Picture shows Dr. Volkmar Kreisel, MD (Germany).
Dr. Volkmar Kreisel, MD (Germany)
We see many patients with Lyme disease in our clinic, and the results we've witnessed using the Weberneedle® Endolaser have been truly encouraging. One patient, diagnosed with Lyme disease last fall, recently reported noticeable improvements: Increased energy, better sleep, and improved strength in his drop foot.

Another patient, dealing with both Lyme and mold toxicity along with candida overgrowth, has also shown remarkable progress. After less than a year of treatment, her candida levels dropped from 1.2 to 0.8, and the only change in her protocol was the introduction of Weber laser therapy. These kinds of outcomes reaffirm how valuable the intravenous laser therapy has become in our integrative approach.
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Kate Kaiser, Practice Manager at Green Medicine of Wisconsin

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