Stemwave is an FDA listed medical device that utilizes harmless yet acoustic waves to activate the body's natural healing mechanisms. This is a non-invasive treatment option designed to help patients dealing with musculosketal conditions related to pain and inflammation. This is a drug-free, surgery-free option for those struggling with chronic joint pain.
As a safe non-invasive option, it doesn’t require any downtime and has minimal or no side-effects. Depending on the diagnosis or treatment area each visit averages around 10-15 minutes. At the time of the treatment a gel is applied to the surface of the area. The StemWave applicator is applied to the treatment area delivering focused waves. This treatment is non-invasive and does not require anesthesia or numbing creams.
Care plans commonly range between 8-12 sessions. Patients typically experience significant improvement after 3-4 treatments, however, we often see a noticeable improvement after the first treatment. Subsequent treatments that follow will offer continual improvement and sustained results.
The service offered at Shawnee Chiropractic & Acupuncture in Shawnee, KS, ensures that all these benefits are delivered with utmost professionalism and care. With Stemwave therapy, the road to wellness and a pain-free life is not a distant dream, but a well within reach reality.
What Are the Benefits of StemWave Technology?
StemWave is a non-invasive, drug-free treatment for pain and inflammation, and offers patients results without surgery, medication, or major side effects. Treatments take less than 10 minutes and are offered at an affordable price that is more cost-effective than surgery or injections.
What Are the Benefits of StemWave Technology?
Improves circulation
Decreases inflammation
Promotes natural healing
Alleviates/relieves aches and pains
5-10 minute treatment times
Non-invasive & drug-free
What areas can Stemwave treat?
UNeck and upper back, upper extremities, lower extremities, soft tissue, joints and more!
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