The core technology of the shockwave therapy machine lies in its advanced piezoelectric shockwave source. This technology generates focused shockwaves that are precisely directed to the treatment area. By utilizing replaceable silicone pad probes with adjustable heights, the machine can achieve multiple penetration depths, allowing for accurate targeting of the lesion site. This precise control over both depth and accuracy ensures effective and tailored treatment for various conditions. As a non-invasive, safe, and highly effective form of physical therapy, focused shockwave therapy is renowned for its deep tissue penetration and therapeutic precision. Often referred to as "green therapy," it has become the preferred choice for treating chronic musculoskeletal pain, calcifications, tendon damage, and soft tissue injuries. Shockwave therapy is widely used for pain relief, promoting healing in conditions such as plantar fasciitis, tendinitis, and calcific shoulder tendinopathy.
Shockwave Therapy for Chronic Pain Relief:
Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive treatment that targets the source of chronic pain by using high-energy shockwaves to stimulate healing. This therapy is particularly effective in treating conditions such as tendonitis, joint pain, and musculoskeletal disorders. The shockwaves help dissolve calcium deposits, improve vascularization, and stimulate tissue regeneration. By promoting circulation improvement and enhancing the body’s natural healing process, shockwave therapy leads to long-lasting pain relief. Whether you’re suffering from muscle pain, sports injuries, or soft tissue inflammation, shockwave therapy offers a proven solution for pain management and rehabilitation.
Key Benefits of Shockwave Therapy:
- Targets chronic pain and acute pain relief
- Dissolves calcium deposits in tendons and joints
- Improves vascularization for enhanced blood flow
- Speeds up recovery from sports injuries and soft tissue damage
- Reduces musculoskeletal pain and inflammation
- Aids in tendon healing, ligament pain, and joint rehabilitation
- Promotes tissue regeneration for faster recovery
- Non-invasive and highly effective for pain relief
Shockwave Therapy Features & Benefits:
Cavitation Effect
Shockwave therapy utilizes the cavitation effect to target tissues, where the rapid expansion and collapse of gas within the tissues create micro-jets that rupture microcapillaries. This process leads to the release of blood, cellular media, and the generation of free radicals, stimulating the formation of new blood vessels, enhancing microcirculation, and loosening soft tissue adhesions. This effect significantly improves blood flow and accelerates the healing process at the treatment site.
Piezoelectric Effect
The piezoelectric effect occurs when shockwaves are applied to bone tissue, generating polarization potential that accelerates healing, promotes collagen production, and stimulates metabolism. This effect also enhances microcirculation, supports osteoblast proliferation and differentiation, and helps in bone healing and ligament repair.
Metabolic Activation Effect
By stimulating local diseased tissues, shockwaves improve blood supply and activate stem cells, aiding in the regeneration of healthy tissue structures. This process reduces inflammation, decreases edema, and speeds up the recovery process for a wide range of conditions.
Analgesic Effect
High-intensity shockwaves stimulate nerve endings, reducing their sensitivity and preventing the transmission of pain signals. The changes in free radicals elevate the pain threshold, leading to significant pain relief and reduced discomfort.
Advantages of Shockwave Therapy:
User-Friendly Design
Equipped with a 1.8-inch handpiece display, the device allows for easy control and efficient operation during treatment, optimizing the user experience.
Adjustable Penetration
The therapy includes 7 silicone applicators that allow for customized treatment depth, providing targeted results for both shallow and deep tissue areas.
Deep Tissue Treatment
Shockwave therapy is effective for both superficial and deep tissue treatment, allowing it to address a wide range of musculoskeletal issues and conditions like sports injuries, tendonitis, myofascial pain, and more.
Non-Invasive, No Downtime
As a non-invasive treatment, shockwave therapy requires no surgery, meaning faster recovery times and minimal disruption to your daily life.
Safe and Effective
This therapy is designed to minimize risks and complications, providing safe and effective treatment with proven results in pain relief, tissue healing, and regeneration.
Eco-Friendly
Designed to be energy-efficient, shockwave therapy offers an eco-friendly solution to pain management, promoting effective treatment with minimal environmental impact.
Comfortable
Using high pressure with low surface energy, this therapy ensures a virtually painless experience for the patient during treatment.
Quiet Operation
With advanced technology, shockwave therapy offers quiet operation with minimal vibrations, improving patient comfort during the procedure.
Quick Sessions
Each shockwave therapy session lasts just 10-15 minutes, providing fast, effective results with minimal time commitment, making it ideal for busy individuals.
Shockwave Therapy - Treatment Guidelines:
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Treatment Interval:
Sessions should be scheduled every 3 to 7 days.
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Course Duration:
A typical treatment course consists of 4 to 5 sessions, depending on the patient's condition and symptoms.
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Total Number of Treatments:
The required number of treatments varies based on the patient's specific needs and condition. Most treatment plans involve 4 to 5 sessions, each delivering 1500-2000 shock waves.
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Personalized Treatment Plan:
Treatment plans may differ depending on individual conditions and symptoms. For optimal results, more sessions may be recommended. The treatment cycle and number of sessions can be adjusted based on the patient's skin condition and specific needs.
Application
1. Shoulder pain, calcific tendonitis
2. Radial or ulnar humeral epicondylitis
3. Trochanteric tendinitis
4. Waist pain or myalgia
5. Patellar tendonitis
6. Tibial stress syndrome
7. Achillodynia
8. Plantar fasciitis
9. fat reduction
Application in the field of orthopedics:
The Focus Shockwaves focused shock wave machine has a wide range of
applications in the field of orthopedics. It is mainly used in the rehabilitation of
fractures and bone cracks after surgery as well as arthritis and ligament injuries.
The shock wave treatment method uses the focused shock wave machine to
release high-pressure energy and penetrate deep tissues to effectively promote
the repair process of bones and joints. For those patients who need to recover
quickly, shock waves provide a fast and effective treatment option.
Application in sports medicine:
In the field of sports medicine, focused shock wave machines are also widely
used in the treatment of sports injuries and the improvement of sports
performance. By promoting tissue repair and blood circulation, the focused
shock wave machine helps athletes recover faster and at the same time
improve the performance level of athletes. Shock wave treatment is especially
suitable for athletes who need to return to the sports field quickly, enabling them
to deal with injuries and restore the ability to engage in high-intensity activities
faster.
Application in neurology and rehabilitation medicine
The focused shock wave machine also plays an important role in the fields of
neurology and rehabilitation medicine. For the relief of chronic pain and the
rehabilitation of nerve damage, the use of focused shock wave machines has
been proven to be an effective treatment method. That is because shock wave
treatment regimens can stimulate the patient's body tissues, promote blood
circulation, and repair nerve tissues. For patients who need long-term
rehabilitation and pain management, shock waves are a comprehensive
treatment option.
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