Awaken Healing
with Sound Wave Therapy
Your body already knows how to heal. When pain gets stuck, sound waves help restart the process: more blood flow, more repair signals, less scar tissue. No medication. No surgery.
When pain doesn’t go away, tissue might be stuck. Pain meds quiet the signal, but sound wave therapy works on the tissue itself by doing the following
When pain won’t stop, sound wave therapy can help
Angiogenesis
The waves encourage the growth of new blood vessels. More circulation means more oxygen and nutrients reach the area, so it can heal.
Stem Cell Signaling
Research suggests acoustic waves may help signal your body to send its own stem cells to the treated area, where they support repair.
Scar Tissue breakdown
The waves help break down stiff scar tissue and painful adhesions, so tissue can move more freely and pain can ease.
How Sound Wave Therapy Works …
One wave.
Four steps.
A handheld applicator sends rapid acoustic pulses through the skin. Here’s what happens below the surface.
01
02
The pulse enters
Acoustic waves pass through the skin into the sore tissue underneath causing “micro-trauma”.
Blood flow rises
The waves stimulates healing effect, encouraging new blood vessel growth, bringing oxygen and nutrients.
03
04
Repair restarts
The tissue’s response helps trigger the body’s natural healing process.
Tissue loosens
Stiff, restricted tissue and painful trigger points start to release.
Where does
it hurt?
Where it helps
The areas people come to us for most, and the conditions we see in each.
Knees & hips
Knee pain · Hip & low back pain · Bursitis · IT band syndrome
Shoulders & elbows
Frozen shoulder · Impingement · Tennis & golfer’s elbow
Back Pain
Back pain · Neck strain · Muscle trigger points
Also: Plantar fasciitis · Achilles tendonitis · Shin splints · Neuropathy · Wrist & hand pain · Carpal tunnel · Trigger finger · Cellulite appearance · Skin firmness · Scars
Most Recommendations
5 to 12 Sessions
That’s typical for chronic problems. The exact number depends on the area and how long it’s bothered you.
Minutes
per session
None
downtime
Mild
soreness, if any
“Like a deep-tissue massage, turned all the way up.”
How most patients describe their first session
Dr. Jose Lizardi, MD
40+ years in medicine · Board certified in FL, NY and CA
Questions
Good to
know
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It depends on your condition and how long you’ve had it. For chronic problems, 3 to 12 sessions is typical.
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A strong, rhythmic tapping, like a very deep massage. We adjust the intensity to your comfort.
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Some general soreness afterward is normal. There’s no downtime, so you can go straight back to your day.
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Usually not. Insurance generally covers medication and surgery, not regenerative therapies like this one.