$75 NEW PATIENT SPECIAL: Includes Consult + Exam + X-rays
Non-Invasive • Drug-Free • Clinically Proven
The hand contains 27 bones, dozens of tendons, and a complex network of nerves, all packed into a remarkably small space. When any part of that system breaks down, everyday tasks become a struggle.
ShockWave Therapy works at the cellular level to reverse this damage. It stimulates tissue repair, breaks down scar tissue and calcifications, and restores pain-free function where other treatments have come up short.
Acoustic waves activate stem cells and growth factors in the damaged tissue, promoting natural repair right at the source of your pain, whether that is a tendon, ligament, or joint.
New blood vessels form to deliver oxygen and nutrients to injured structures. Tendons and ligaments in the hand have poor blood supply on their own, which is why hand injuries heal slowly. ShockWave changes that.
ShockWave breaks down adhesions, scar tissue, and calcium deposits that restrict finger and hand movement and keep chronic pain locked in place.
By reducing inflammation and improving circulation, ShockWave decreases pain without medications or injections. Drug-free and lasting.
Whether your pain is in the fingers, knuckles, palm, or thumb, ShockWave Therapy is effective across a wide range of hand conditions, especially those that have not responded to rest, splinting, or cortisone shots.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Chronic compression of the median nerve causes numbness, tingling, and weakness in the hand and fingers. ShockWave reduces inflammation in the surrounding soft tissue and promotes nerve healing, giving many patients a real alternative to surgery.
Trigger Finger
Inflammation of the tendon sheath causes a finger to lock, click, or catch when bending. ShockWave targets the inflamed sheath directly, stimulating tissue repair and reducing swelling. Many patients avoid steroid injections and procedures entirely.
Hand Osteoarthritis
Degenerative changes in the finger and knuckle joints cause stiffness, swelling, and aching. ShockWave improves circulation to the joint, reduces pain, and helps maintain grip strength and function for active adults who are not ready to slow down.
Tendinitis and Tendinopathy
Overuse breaks down the tendons running through the hand and forearm. ShockWave stimulates tendon regeneration and clears chronic inflammation that standard treatments cannot resolve on their own.
Finger and Knuckle Sprains
Sports impacts, falls, and accidents leave behind scar tissue and joint restriction even after the initial pain fades. ShockWave breaks down those adhesions and accelerates ligament healing to restore full stability.
Dupuytren’s Contracture (Early Stage)
Thickening of the tissue in the palm pulls fingers into a bent position. In early stages, ShockWave can target the fibrous tissue directly, helping slow progression and maintain hand function longer than watchful waiting alone.
Chronic Hand and Finger Pain
Long-standing hand pain from any cause, especially where other treatments have failed, is a strong candidate for ShockWave. If you have tried physical therapy, splinting, or injections without lasting relief, ShockWave is worth a serious look.
Treatment length depends on your condition, how long you have had it, and how your body responds. Typical plans:
We typically schedule 1 to 2 sessions per week. Many patients notice real improvement after just 1 to 3 sessions, with continued progress as the tissue heals and remodels.