Electrotherapy

Shockwave therapy

High-energy acoustic waves for treating fibrosis, adhesions and pain.

Care
São Paulo · SP

At a glance

High-energy acoustic pulses applied to specific tissues. They stimulate the formation of new blood vessels, the breakdown of fibrosis and pain modulation, making them a valuable resource for tissue complications following cancer treatment.
Clinical content by

Jaqueline Baiocchi

PhD in Oncology from AC Camargo Cancer Center, author, teacher, researcher and mentor to physiotherapists through Lymph Expert, her advanced vascular physiotherapy mentorship. A specialist in oncology physiotherapy, lymphedema and lipedema, trained at leading international lymphology schools.

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For information only. Treatment recommendations and the combination of techniques depend on individual assessment.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions.

What is shockwave therapy?

High-energy acoustic pulses applied to specific tissues. They stimulate the formation of new blood vessels, the breakdown of fibrosis and pain modulation, making them a valuable resource for tissue complications following cancer treatment.

When is it indicated?

It is indicated, among other cases, for: Postsurgical fibrosis; Scar adhesions; Cellulite.

How long does each session last?

15–20 min per session

Individual care

Every treatment starts with a detailed clinical assessment.

Diagnosis, history and goals determine the treatment plan. Book an appointment to understand which approach is suitable for you.

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