SoftWave Therapy Special

SoftWave is a form of regenerative acoustic-wave (extracorporeal shockwave) therapy. A handpiece sends targeted acoustic waves into injured or painful tissue to stimulate your body’s own repair response — increasing circulation and activating the cells involved in healing. It’s non-invasive and drug-free.

Most patients describe it as a series of quick pulses or taps over the treatment area. It’s generally well tolerated with no anesthesia, and we can adjust the intensity to keep you comfortable. There’s no downtime — you can go right back to your day.

It varies by person and by how long the issue has been there. Chronic or stubborn problems usually respond best to a short series of sessions rather than a single visit. After your evaluation, Dr. Jeff Plaster will give you a realistic, individualized recommendation — no guesswork and no pressure.

SoftWave is often used for stubborn soft-tissue and joint problems — chronic tendon issues (like tendonitis), plantar fasciitis, and nagging joint pain — as well as injuries that have stalled and aren’t improving with rest alone. The best way to know if it’s right for you is a quick evaluation.

For most people, yes — it’s non-invasive, drug-free, and needle-free, with no required downtime. As with any therapy, it isn’t appropriate for everyone, so we screen for it during your evaluation and only recommend it when it’s a good fit for you.

Absolutely — that’s one of its strengths. We frequently pair SoftWave with chiropractic adjustments and rehab so we’re addressing both the painful tissue and the underlying mechanics, giving your body better conditions to recover.