No. Treatment is performed externally through the skin. There are no needles or incisions involved in the Shockwave Therapy procedure itself.
No. Shockwave Therapy uses acoustic/mechanical pressure waves rather than electrical current.
You may experience some discomfort when treating sensitive or injured tissue. Treatment intensity can be adjusted based on your tolerance.
Treatment time depends on the area and condition being treated. Shockwave sessions themselves are generally relatively short.
That depends on the condition being treated. We'll give you specific recommendations regarding activity, training, and exercise based on your injury and treatment plan.
Response varies. Some patients notice changes relatively quickly, while others experience progressive improvement over several weeks.
Yes. When appropriate, Shockwave Therapy can be incorporated into a comprehensive chiropractic, soft-tissue, and rehabilitation treatment plan.
No. Shockwave Therapy isn't appropriate for every patient or every condition. Your health history, medications, condition, treatment location, and other factors need to be considered before treatment.

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