SHOCKWAVE THERAPY
Shockwave therapy works by placing a device on an affected area to release a series of acoustic wave pulsations directly through the skin. The shockwave is created by a metal device that is forced down a metal cylinder. The metallic cylinder features an applicator that transmits the wave energy from the device to the affected area, thus triggering biological processes to create a therapeutic feeling on the affected area:
- New Blood Vessel Formation
- Reversal of Chronic Inflammation
- Stimulation of Collagen Production
- Dissolution of Calcified Fibroblasts
- Dispersion of Pain Mediator “Substance P”
- Release of Trigger Points
- New stem cells formation
