Shockwave Therapy
up to 30 min | up to 60 min | up to 90 min |
---|---|---|
40 € | 80 € | 120 € |

How It Works
Shockwave therapy operates on a precise scientific mechanism that triggers the body's natural healing process:
- 1 Sound wave targeting into tissues – precisely directed acoustic waves penetrate deep into tissues
- 2 Creation of microscopic trauma – controlled micro-trauma activates the healing process
- 3 Improved circulation and metabolism – increased tissue perfusion leads to faster healing processes
- 4 Anti-inflammatory effect and pain relief – reduces inflammatory processes and activates natural pain relief
- 5 Stimulation of collagen production – promotes formation of new healthy tissue
Treatment Session Process
Assessment
Thorough condition assessment and treatment area determination
Gel Application
Using special gel to ensure optimal sound wave transmission
15-30 min Treatment
Controlled shockwave application to the problem area
Aftercare Instructions
Individual recommendations to support the recovery process
Follow-up Sessions
Planning additional sessions if needed
Which Conditions is Shockwave Therapy Suitable For?
Plantar Fasciitis
Treatment of painful heel condition, which is one of the most common indications for shockwave therapy.
Shoulder Pain and Limited Mobility
Chronic shoulder problems, including impingement syndrome and calcifications.
Tendinopathies
Chronic tendon diseases, such as Achilles tendon or lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow).
Trigger Points
Treatment of painful muscle points and deep muscle tissue relaxation.
Bone Fracture Healing
Stimulation of bone tissue regeneration and acceleration of healing process.
Back Pain
Treatment of chronic lower back pain and improvement of spinal mobility.
Contraindications
Shockwave therapy is not suitable in the following cases:
- Pregnancy – any shockwave therapy is contraindicated during pregnancy
- Blood clotting disorders – use of anticoagulants or tendency to bleeding
- Pacemaker – electronic device may malfunction
- Acute infections in treatment area – inflammation or infection in the treated area
- Malignant tumors – presence of tumor or suspicion of its existence
- Nerve tissue disorders – neurological conditions in the treatment area
Possible Side Effects
Shockwave therapy side effects are usually mild and temporary:
- Mild pain during and immediately after the procedure
- Redness in the treatment area, which subsides within a few hours
- Swelling may occur 24-48 hours after treatment
- Discomfort with movement during the first day
These reactions are part of the normal healing process and show that the treatment is working. Severe pain or prolonged discomfort is not normal and should be reported to the therapist.
Modern Approach to Chronic Pain Treatment
Shockwave therapy offers an effective alternative to traditional treatment methods. Don't accept chronic pain and use modern, evidence-based technology to restore your health.