Due to the nature of the procedure which involves direct mechanical forces, you will expect to experience a moderate but manageable discomfort during application. The intensity will be tweaked to each individual’s threshold and condition.

Shockwaves stimulate the release of endorphins, which are natural painkillers, providing pain relief. The primary objective is to stimulate tissue healing over time, which leads to the overall resolution of your painful symptoms.

Treating an area the size of a golf ball takes about 5-7 minutes. A bigger area to be treated will take longer respectively.

Shockwave facilitates the formation of new blood vessels, improving blood flow and oxygen supply to the affected area.

Secondly, it stimulates the production and growth of cellular tissues, such as collagen, which are essential for tissue repair and regeneration

It varies from person to person. A large number of patients experience improved movement and pain, with some swelling and soreness over the following 1-3 days.

Patients require an average of 1 session per week, over 4-6 weeks. Therapeutic exercises done concurrently will help with the process

• Pregnant

• On anti-coagulants or have blood clotting disorders

• Presenting with tumors or cancers in the treatment area

• Presenting with open wounds in the treatment area