$75 NEW PATIENT SPECIAL: Includes Consult + Exam + X-rays
Your wrist contains 8 small carpal bones, over a dozen tendons, and 3 major nerves, all packed into a joint that absorbs force every time you grip, twist, or push. When any part of that system breaks down, the whole joint suffers.
ShockWave Therapy works at the cellular level to reverse this damage. It stimulates tissue repair, reduces inflammation, and restores function where other treatments have fallen short.
The acoustic waves activate stem cells and growth factors in the damaged tissue, promoting natural repair right at the source of your pain.
New blood vessels form to deliver oxygen and nutrients to injured areas, accelerating recovery in tendons, ligaments, and joint structures that normally heal slowly.
ShockWave breaks down stubborn adhesions, scar tissue, and calcifications that limit wrist mobility and keep pain locked in place.
By reducing inflammation and improving circulation, ShockWave decreases pain without medications or injections. Drug-free and lasting.
Wrist pain has many causes. ShockWave Therapy is effective across a wide range of wrist conditions, especially those that have not responded to rest, physical therapy, or cortisone shots.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Chronic compression of the median nerve causes pain, numbness, and tingling in the hand and fingers. ShockWave reduces inflammation in the surrounding soft tissue and promotes nerve healing. It is a non-surgical option worth trying before going under the knife.
Tendinitis and Tendinopathy
Overuse inflames the tendons running through the wrist, causing aching and stiffness with gripping or rotation. ShockWave stimulates tendon regeneration and resolves chronic inflammation that standard treatments cannot clear.
Wrist Sprain and Ligament Injuries
Even minor sprains can leave behind scar tissue and joint restriction. ShockWave breaks down those adhesions and accelerates ligament healing to restore full stability and range of motion.
TFCC Tears and Ulnar-Sided Pain
The triangular fibrocartilage complex stabilizes the outer wrist and is commonly strained in rotational sports and falls. ShockWave supports tissue repair in partial tears and reduces pain without the need for surgery.
Wrist Osteoarthritis
Degenerative joint changes cause stiffness, aching, and loss of grip strength. ShockWave reduces pain, improves circulation to the joint, and helps maintain function, especially for active adults who are not ready to slow down.
Chronic Tendinopathy and Calcifications
Long-standing tendon degeneration and calcium deposits are a primary target for ShockWave. It breaks down the calcifications and restores normal tendon structure where other treatments have failed.
Treatment length depends on how long you have had the condition 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 from there.