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SOFTWAVE TISSUE REGENERATION

SoftWave Tissue Regeneration Therapy uses patented technology to reach an injured area at the cellular level to successfully turn on the body’s natural healing process.

HOW SOFTWAVE TRT CAN HELP YOUR BODY HEAL FASTER AND GET BETTER RESULTS

Shock wave technology has been around since the 1950s. But in the past decade, SWTRT has re-engineered the technology to produce highly effective, low-intensity unfocused shock waves. The unique applicator spreads the energy to a large area of superficial and deep tissues in your body which triggers a cellular response in your body and activates your natural healing process. Here are just a few of the benefits:

Increases blood supply
Modulates inflammation
Stimulates, activates and recruits resident stem cells
Accelerates wound healing
Repairs, remodels and regenerates tissue
Repairs, remodels and regenerates tissue
Induces antibacterial effect
Reduces acute and chronic pain

What conditions does SoftWave therapy help treat?

The trunk contains essential internal organs, and its metabolic characteristics are different from the other parts of the body. In terms of impedance, it is important to precisely and directly measure the trunk because resistance values in the trunk are much lower than those in the arms and legs. This means that the margin of error for trunk measurements must be controlled as much as possible.

How long does the SoftWave therapy take?

The procedure averages 10-15 minutes, but may be longer depending on treatment area and diagnosis.

What can I expect during the TRT therapy?

We will apply a gel to area we are going to treat. We will then move the SoftWave applicator around the treatment area to produce pulses of low-intensity energy.

Does the therapy hurt?

There may be some mild, temporary discomfort, but TRT is actually designed to help relieve pain! The therapy is non-invasive and no anesthesia or numbing agents are needed. During therapy, it is important you communicate with your provider to help them identify the treatment area and monitor your progress.