Radial Pressure Wave Therapy

Radial Pressure Wave Therapy

Indications for Radial Pressure Wave Therapy

Here at The Foot Science Clinic, we use Radial Pressure Wave Therapy with our other treatments to help treat:

Plantar Fasciopathy (Heel Pain)

Tendinopathy 

Muscular Trigger Points

Bursitis

Reduction of Cellulite Appearance

Lymphatic Drainage

What is Radial Pressure Wave Therapy

Radial pressure wave therapy, also known as radial shockwave therapy, is a non-invasive treatment method used to promote healing and alleviate pain in various musculoskeletal conditions.


It involves the application of high-energy radial pressure waves to the affected area. These waves are generated pneumatically and spread out radially from the point of application, hence the name "radial."

How does Radial Pressure Wave Therapy work

Upon reaching the affected area, the waves create microtrauma and micro-cavitation within the tissues.


This process stimulates the body's natural healing response by increasing blood circulation, promoting tissue regeneration, and reducing pain.


RPW therapy is non-invasive and helps accelerate recovery from musculoskeletal conditions such as tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, and shoulder pain, making it a popular choice for patients seeking effective pain relief and improved mobility without surgery or medication.

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