Frequently asked questions

Yes. Our shock wave treatment is truly painless. Thanks to the latest shock wave and diathermy technology in a single SchockWave Dual Power head, the patient does not feel any significant vibrations in the treated area. The combined effect of shock wave and diathermy in the ShockWave Dual Power head, together with special therapeutic gels, makes this device unique and provides highly effective, painless, and comfortable treatment.

To achieve optimal and desired results, it is necessary to undergo at least 3-6 treatments.

Improvement after treatment may vary depending on the specific health problem being treated and the individual response of the body. However, most patients experience initial results and pain relief after just 1-3 treatments.

Improvement after treatment may vary depending on the specific health problem being treated and the individual’s response. Some people need to undergo 4-6 treatments to achieve the desired effect. Pain relief may be gradual, and improvement may only become apparent several days or weeks after therapy. It is also important to follow the physiotherapist’s recommendations, such as rest and appropriate rehabilitation, in order to maximize the effect of the treatment.

Yes, some side effects may occur after treatment, although they are not very common and are usually mild.


After treatment, increased heat, sensitivity, or redness may appear in the treated area, which will subside within a few hours. Sometimes the pain in the treated area may temporarily worsen, but relief will follow. Very rarely, more severe skin irritation or swelling may occur, which will also quickly subside.


In most cases, these side effects disappear within a few days. However, if unusual or persistent symptoms occur, we recommend contacting a physical therapist or doctor.

After treatment, it is necessary to give the body time to regenerate. Therefore, it is not advisable to expose yourself to extreme heat, such as a sauna, or sudden cooling for several hours after treatment. Heat can increase inflammation or swelling in the treated area. Similarly, cold therapy is not recommended, as it could disrupt the overall regeneration process. It is therefore advisable to wait at least 24 hours before engaging in these activities.

If it is a massage of a different part of the body than the one that was treated, then the answer is yes. However, if it is the same part of the body that was treated, it is advisable to wait at least 24 hours and choose a gentle, soft, or relaxing massage without direct pressure on the treated area.

After treatment, it is necessary to give the body time to regenerate. Ideally, you should wait 24 hours before engaging in strenuous activities. In case of more severe inflammation or pain, it is advisable to wait 48 hours before engaging in physical activity. Light exercise such as yoga, stretching, or walking is fine and can be done immediately. We recommend postponing strength training and high-intensity training for 3-5 days.

No. It is not advisable to undergo treatment during the first days of menstruation. This is because the individual devices increase blood flow. This could lead to more significant bleeding, increased sensitivity, and pain.

No. It is not advisable to undergo treatment while taking antibiotics. Treatment can be provided at the earliest 10 days after finishing the antibiotics.

Yes. It is advisable to undergo therapy after surgery. Thanks to the devices, we can accelerate regeneration, reduce swelling and pain, and improve overall recovery. We can start therapy as soon as the scab has fallen off naturally.

Yes. It is advisable to undergo therapy after a fracture. Thanks to the devices, we can accelerate regeneration, reduce swelling and pain, and improve overall recovery. The earliest we can start therapy is after the fracture has healed naturally and the necessary limb fixation has been removed (approximately after 6 weeks).

It is necessary to wait at least 3 months after the injection.

The treatment cannot be applied to areas with joint replacements or other metal materials in the body. However, we can treat areas further away from the joint replacement or other metal material, but no closer than 20 cm.

Yes. Shock wave therapy and Tecar therapy are safe for older scars. Laser therapy is suitable for fresh scars, helping to regenerate scar tissue and softening it, also from an aesthetic point of view. Laser therapy can be applied after the scab has fallen off naturally.

Yes. Laser therapy is safe even for tattooed skin. Thanks to the laser settings, we can achieve safe and equally effective therapy without burning the skin. The tattoo should be older than 3 months.