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The process was fast and painless. The studio was also nice and comfortable. I will defini...more
Wonderful service! She did an amazing job with my mom and my facials. Highly recommended.
Nice facility, great service, and a very accommodating owner. I would recommend.
Had my first procedure and had a great experience. Looking forward to my next and seeing t...more
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Great customer service. Very clean and nice atmosphere.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Shockwave Acoustic therapy.
Shockwave Acoustic therapy delivers focused acoustic pulses that stimulate blood flow, cell regeneration, and collagen production while modulating nerve signals. This combination reduces pain and accelerates tissue repair, making it effective for tendinopathies, muscle injuries, and joint pain.
Treatment frequency varies; most clients require three to six sessions spaced weekly or biweekly. Your clinician will design a personalized plan based on condition severity and response. Some patients notice improvement after one session, but optimal results need a complete course.
Shockwave is generally safe for adults, but not suitable for certain situations like pregnancy, bleeding disorders, active infections, or cancer at the treatment site. We perform a medical screening and review history to confirm candidacy and ensure safety.
Most clients feel mild tapping, tingling, or warmth as acoustic waves penetrate tissue; discomfort is usually tolerable. We adjust intensity for comfort, sessions are brief, and topical numbing or breaks can be offered for sensitive areas.
Yes. Shockwave Acoustic therapy complements sauna blanket or infrared sessions by improving blood flow and tissue healing. We recommend coordinating timing—typically performing shockwave first, then infrared to support relaxation and enhanced circulation post-treatment.
Common side effects include temporary redness, swelling, bruising, or soreness that resolve in days. Contraindications include pregnancy, anticoagulant therapy, tumors, and open wounds. Clinicians review medications and medical history to minimize risks.