Acoustic shockwave therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses high-frequency sound waves to promote healing in injured or painful tissues. It’s widely used for conditions such as plantar fasciitis, calcific tendonitis, tennis elbow, and chronic muscle tightness. The sound waves stimulate increased blood circulation and encourage the regeneration of damaged cells. It helps break down scar tissue and calcium deposits while reducing muscle spasms and inflammation. Most sessions last about 10–15 minutes and require no anesthesia or recovery time. Patients often experience a decrease in pain and improved mobility within just a few visits. The mechanical pulses generated during the treatment activate the body’s self-healing processes. It’s ideal for stubborn pain conditions that haven’t responded well to other therapies. With consistent sessions, shockwave therapy can restore normal function and help patients get back to daily activities.