Think of it like getting your brakes checked, there may be some pressure, but it should never feel sharp or alarming. You’ll feel a pulsing or tapping sensation during treatment. Most clients say it’s surprisingly easy to tolerate, and the intensity is fully adjustable to your comfort level.

Most people start noticing changes after three to six sessions. Some issues respond faster, while more worn-down systems may take longer to recalibrate. Think of it like getting your suspension realigned, one session helps, but a full series keeps things balanced long-term.

A little, like your body just went through a deep recalibration. It’s similar to how you feel after a good workout or tune-up massage. That mild soreness is temporary and usually clears up within 24 to 48 hours as your body gets back into alignment.

You can drive off the lot the same day, but we recommend avoiding heavy lifting or strenuous activity for two to three days. Give your system time to settle before redlining it again.

Yes,  this is a clinically proven, FDA-cleared treatment trusted by orthopedic doctors, physical therapists, and pro sports teams around the world. It’s non-invasive, drug-free, and designed to get your body back on track without added risk.

It is. We use a Chattanooga® Intelect® RPW2  system, the same advanced tech used in medical facilities and high-performance recovery centers. You’re getting top-shelf parts, not off-brand knockoffs.

Massage loosens things up. Physical therapy retrains movement. Shockwave goes deeper, all the way to the internal systems responsible for repair and recovery. It’s the equivalent of popping the hood, tracking down the real issue, and swapping out the bad parts instead of just buffing the paint.

No, pregnancy is one situation where we park the Shockwave device. While there’s no evidence it causes harm, it hasn’t been widely studied during pregnancy. We’ll gladly steer you toward other supportive treatments until you’re ready.

Not yet. If there’s an open wound, active infection, or skin breakdown, we need to let that area rest and repair first. Treating over it would be like driving on a flat tire, it’ll only make the problem worse.

No. Shockwave should not be used over known or suspected tumors or cancerous lesions. That’s a red flag on the dashboard and we don’t test-drive over risk zones. Always consult your medical team first.

We won’t treat directly over implanted hardware, but that doesn’t mean Shockwave is off the table. In many cases, we can work around the part safely. We’ll take a look at your situation and make a plan together.

It depends on the timeline. If your body’s still in the repair shop, fresh stitches, swelling, or surgical recovery, we’ll need clearance from your surgeon or physician before proceeding. Healing first, then tuning up.

This one’s case-by-case. If you have a diagnosed neurological condition (like neuropathy, MS, or nerve damage), your nervous system may already be giving mixed signals. We’ll need input from your medical provider to make sure Shockwave is appropriate.

Possibly. If you have a history of clotting disorders or take medication that affects your blood vessels, Shockwave Therapy may not be recommended, especially over sensitive areas. We’ll ask a few questions during your intake and may request a quick check-in with your doctor.

Yes, even minor things can matter. Let us know about recent injuries, surgeries, chronic illnesses, or medications. It helps us give you the safest, most effective treatment. We’ll always customize your session based on what your body needs (and what it doesn’t)