Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses targeted acoustic (sound) waves to stimulate the body’s natural healing response. Rather than simply masking pain, shockwave therapy encourages tissue repair by increasing blood flow, stimulating collagen production, and promoting the regeneration of damaged tissue.
Whether you’re recovering from a sports injury, struggling with chronic tendon pain, or looking for an alternative to surgery or long-term medication, shockwave therapy offers an effective solution with little to no downtime.
Shockwave therapy delivers high-energy acoustic waves directly to the injured area. These sound waves create controlled mechanical stimulation that encourages your body’s natural healing process by:
As damaged tissue begins to repair itself, many patients experience gradual pain relief and improved mobility.
Shockwave therapy is commonly used to treat a variety of musculoskeletal conditions, including:
Your provider will determine if shockwave therapy is appropriate based on your condition and medical history.
Many patients find relief without injections or surgery.
Shockwave therapy supports your body’s natural healing process without relying on pain medications.
By increasing circulation and stimulating collagen production, shockwave therapy helps repair damaged tissue rather than simply covering up symptoms.
Most patients return to normal daily activities immediately following treatment.
Appointments typically last only 15–30 minutes.
As healing continues over several weeks, many patients experience lasting improvements in both pain and function.
During your appointment:
Depending on your condition, your provider may recommend a series of treatments for optimal results.
Most patients benefit from a series of 3–6 treatments, typically scheduled about one week apart.
Many patients notice improvement after the first few sessions, while others experience gradual improvement over several weeks as the body continues healing.
One of the biggest advantages of shockwave therapy is that there is little to no recovery time.
Following treatment, you may experience:
These symptoms usually resolve within a day or two.
Your provider may recommend temporarily avoiding high-impact exercise involving the treated area for a short period to allow the healing process to continue.
Shockwave therapy may be an excellent option if you:
A consultation with our team will help determine if shockwave therapy is right for you.
Most patients describe the sensation as moderate tapping or pulsing. Areas with more inflammation may feel more sensitive, but treatments are brief and generally well tolerated.
Very little. Most patients return to work and normal daily activities immediately after treatment.
Some patients notice improvement after one treatment, while others experience gradual improvement over several weeks as healing continues.
Coverage varies depending on your diagnosis and insurance plan. Our team can discuss payment options during your consultation.