PiezoWave is a form of focused acoustic compression therapy that uses targeted sound waves to stimulate tissue repair at the cellular level. It is commonly used by orthopedic and sports medicine clinics to treat chronic tendon injuries and other stubborn musculoskeletal conditions.
Focused shockwave delivers controlled acoustic energy into damaged tissue. This stimulates increased blood flow, several cellular healing pathways including increased STEM cell production, and tissue remodeling — helping restart the healing process in areas where recovery has stalled.
Most patients describe the sensation as tolerable but a dull ache over injured tissue. That is one marker we look for to know treatment is effective. Healthy tissue typically feels minimal discomfort. Treatment is adjusted to your tolerance level, as your tissue heals.
Sessions are efficient and targeted, typically lasting 10–20 minutes depending on the area being treated.
Treatment frequency depends on whether the condition is acute or chronic and how your body responds. Acute injuries often improve within 4–8 treatments, while chronic or long-standing issues may require 6–10 sessions. We monitor progress closely and adjust the plan based on measurable improvements.
Yes. PiezoWave focused shockwave therapy is a non-invasive treatment with a strong safety profile when performed by trained providers. It does not require injections, surgery or medication, and is proven to not create any damage within the body, unlike other forms of shockwave therapy.
