Machines

Shockwave systems utilize the ballistic principle of shockwave generation: using accelerated compressed air to create a pressure wave through a shockwave machine. Compressed air is produced by an electronically controlled ballistic pressure compressor. Using elastic shock, the kinetic energy of the shock wave machine is transmitted into the probe of the treatment device, and then enters the client’s body. Therefore, the tip of the final applicator must be in direct contact with the skin and subcutaneous tissue during treatment. Shockwaves target the affected areas at the root of chronic pain. The impact of the shock wave causes dissolution of calcium deposits and leads to better vascularization. The after effect is pain relief.

Shockwave therapy devices is based on unfocused low-energy radial wave technology, which is a type of sound wave that carries high energy for pain points and fibrous or musculoskeletal tissue in subacute, subchronic, and chronic diseases.
This energy promotes the healing, regeneration and repair processes of tendons and soft tissues. It has been scientifically proven that unfocused low-energy radial waves have a great impact on collagen structure and skin connective tissue, improving blood circulation and fat cell metabolism. Mechanical massage reduces edema and improves lymphatic drainage. It stimulates collagen formation while the skin becomes more elastic and its firming can be seen after a few treatments.

Shock wave physiotherapy massage machine is used in orthopedics, physiotherapy, sports medicine, urology, veterinary medicine and other multidisciplinary equipment. Its main advantages are rapid pain relief and recovery of mobility. This, coupled with the fact that it is a non-surgical treatment that does not require painkillers, makes it an ideal treatment to speed up recovery and treat various signs of acute or chronic pain.