09/11/2026
What Does Shockwave Therapy Actually Do?
Despite the name, Shockwave Therapy doesn't involve electricity or a literal “shock.”
It uses acoustic waves to deliver mechanical energy into targeted tissues.
Depending on the condition and treatment goals, this can help stimulate a local biological response and support the body's healing and remodeling processes.
We commonly use it for stubborn tendon and soft-tissue problems—including plantar fascia, Achilles, elbow, and shoulder conditions.
It's one tool. The right tool depends on the injury.