Shockwave Therapy
NEWExtracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT) uses acoustic waves to stimulate healing in damaged tissues. This cutting-edge treatment accelerates recovery for chronic pain conditions.
What to Expect
- Brief consultation to identify treatment areas
- Application of ultrasound gel to the treatment area
- Targeted delivery of shockwave pulses
- Sessions typically last 3–5 minutes
- Most conditions improve within 6 to 12 treatments
Frequently Asked Questions
Is shockwave therapy near me helpful for chronic pain?
Shockwave therapy may help certain chronic soft tissue problems, tendon pain, plantar fasciitis, shoulder pain, knee tendon pain, hip bursitis, and stubborn pain patterns. Premier Chiropractic uses shockwave therapy when exam findings suggest it may be appropriate.
Shockwave therapy vs. MLS laser — which is better for chronic tendon pain?
Shockwave therapy is often chosen for chronic tendon problems, scar tissue, and stubborn soft-tissue pain, while MLS laser is often used for inflammation and tissue healing. Premier Chiropractic evaluates your condition to recommend the better fit or a combined plan.
How much does shockwave therapy cost per session?
The cost per session depends on the treatment area, number of visits, and whether shockwave is part of a broader care plan. Premier Chiropractic explains pricing before treatment begins.
How many shockwave treatments will I need?
Many chronic tendon and soft-tissue problems improve over a short series of treatments, but the exact number depends on severity and response. Premier Chiropractic tracks progress and updates recommendations along the way.
Does shockwave therapy hurt?
Shockwave therapy can feel intense or uncomfortable, especially over irritated tissue, but it should be tolerable. The Premier Chiropractic team can adjust intensity to your comfort level.
What conditions does shockwave therapy treat?
Shockwave therapy may help plantar fasciitis, tennis elbow, shoulder pain, knee tendon pain, hip bursitis, and other chronic soft-tissue problems. Premier Chiropractic uses it when exam findings suggest the tissue can benefit from acoustic wave stimulation.