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Chronic issues and protracted recovery periods might result from tendon damage. One novel non-invasive treatment that may aid in tissue healing is photo-biomodulation therapy (PBMT) using LED lights. Using specific LED wavelengths, the study aimed to investigate whether PBMT could aid in the healing of severe tendon injuries and improve patient function. 65 individuals participated in a double-blind, randomised controlled experiment at Katihar Medical College in India in 2023. Both the intervention and control groups of patients were formed. In addition to receiving standard care, the control group received sham therapy, while the treatment group received PBMT. Throughout the course of eight weeks, outcomes were evaluated for pain reduction, functional improvement, and ultrasonic healing. According to the objectives, the treatment group outperformed the control group in terms of functional improvements and pain scores. Additionally, ultrasound studies showed reduced inflammation and better tendon structure in PBMT-treated individuals. All things considered, PBMT greatly promotes tendon repair, lessens discomfort, and boosts function when paired with normal treatment.