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Shockwave Therapy at VitalPhysio+ Bellandur
High-energy acoustic waves that break down calcifications, stimulate blood flow, and regenerate damaged tissue. Fast, effective relief for chronic tendon problems — without surgery.
How it works
How shockwave therapy works
Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (ESWT) delivers focused acoustic pressure waves to injured tissue. These waves trigger the body's natural repair mechanisms: increasing local blood flow, stimulating collagen production, and breaking down calcific deposits that cause pain and restricted movement.
Treatment is applied directly to the affected area using a handheld applicator. Each session takes 10–15 minutes. Most patients experience significant improvement within 3–5 sessions, with effects continuing to build over the following weeks.
What it treats
Conditions treated with shockwave therapy
Plantar Fasciitis
Breaks down calcific deposits in the heel and stimulates tissue repair for chronic heel pain.
Tennis Elbow
Targets the damaged tendon at the lateral epicondyle, promoting healing and reducing inflammation.
Calcific Tendinitis
Dissolves calcium deposits in the shoulder rotator cuff, restoring range of motion.
Achilles Tendinopathy
Stimulates blood flow and collagen remodelling in the chronically damaged Achilles tendon.
Jumper's Knee
Treats patellar tendinopathy common in runners and athletes with targeted acoustic waves.
Trigger Points
Releases deep muscular trigger points that cause referred pain patterns and chronic tightness.
The difference it makes
Why choose shockwave therapy
Non-invasive — no injections, no surgery, no anaesthesia
Quick sessions — 10–15 minutes per treatment
Clinically proven — supported by extensive peer-reviewed research
Minimal downtime — return to normal activity immediately
Targets root cause — stimulates biological healing, not just pain masking
Long-lasting results — effects continue improving for weeks after treatment
Ready to try shockwave therapy?
Book a consultation at VitalPhysio+ Bellandur. Our physiotherapists will assess your condition and determine if shockwave therapy is the right treatment for you.
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