Radial and focused Storz shockwave options, selected for your tissue needs, treatment area, and recovery goals.
Your goals guide the conversation. We connect appropriate treatment with movement, rehabilitation, and a plan that fits your life.
Meet Dr. NguyenThe treatment target helps guide the technology. Neither approach is automatically right for every condition.
Radial pressure waves spread outward from the applicator. Their energy is greatest at the surface and decreases with depth, making them useful for broader, more superficial tissue targets.
Focused shock waves concentrate energy at a selected focal region. This allows a more targeted approach, including deeper structures when clinically appropriate.
Dr. Nguyen selects the approach after evaluation. Equipment photograph illustrates Storz technology; the office configuration may differ.
Dr. Nguyen uses Storz shockwave technology as part of a personalized rehabilitation approach. Radial and focused treatments deliver acoustic energy differently, giving him options for different tissue targets.
Heel, elbow, and other tendon complaints can make ordinary activities frustrating. An examination helps identify the involved structures and whether shockwave is an appropriate option. Treatment selection also takes your medical history, activity demands, and response to previous care into account.
The clinician locates the treatment area and applies the handpiece to the skin. You may feel tapping or discomfort; settings are adjusted to your tolerance. Your plan may also include exercises and changes to activity.
Your examination determines candidacy, treatment area, and an appropriate schedule. Shockwave is not suitable for every condition, and results vary.
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