In recent years, shockwave therapies have shown important scientific evidence.
After an analysis by the therapist, who identifies this treatment as the most effective way to act, radial “shock waves” act on the area of the body to be treated, expanding over the skin and then being absorbed by the body.
Shock waves limit pain through hyperstimulation of the pain sensors themselves, with a reaction that induces tissue repair and leads to various benefits such as improved blood circulation and stimulation of metabolism.
Shock waves are also used to break up calcifications and fibrosis.