Performance & Wellness
Acoustic Wave Therapy
Acoustic wave therapy (also called shockwave therapy) uses focused or radial sound-wave energy to stimulate circulation and the body’s repair response in targeted tissues. It is non-invasive, drug-free, and typically requires no downtime.
How it works
A handheld applicator delivers acoustic pulses to the treatment area. These pulses are thought to promote new blood vessel formation and cellular activity that support healing. Sessions last about 15–20 minutes and are often scheduled in a short series.
What to expect
- 1
Assessment
We identify the treatment area and confirm you are a candidate.
- 2
Session
Acoustic pulses applied for 15–20 minutes.
- 3
Series
Typically four to six sessions about a week apart.
- 4
Results
Improvement often builds over the following weeks.
Acoustic Wave Therapy
Common questions
Does acoustic wave therapy hurt?
Most people feel a tapping sensation. Intensity is adjusted throughout the session for comfort.
Can I exercise after a session?
Light activity is usually fine the same day. We may recommend avoiding strenuous exercise for 24–48 hours.
Pairs well with
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Individual results vary. Treatment suitability is determined after a medical evaluation. This page is for informational purposes and is not a substitute for medical advice.
Is Acoustic Wave Therapy right for you?
Every plan starts with a conversation. Meet our team, share your goals, and leave with a clear, personalized path forward.