Bodifly Aesthetic & Physiotherapy Clinic

Focused Shockwave Therapy





BTL-6000 Focused Shockwave Therapy Advanced Technology for Pain Relief, Tissue Recovery and Restored Mobility Experience advanced physiotherapy at Bodifly Clinic with BTL-6000 Focused Shockwave Therapy (FSWT), a non-invasive treatment that delivers precisely targeted acoustic energy to affected tissues. Designed to address persistent musculoskeletal pain and tendon-related conditions, Focused Shockwave Therapy stimulates the body's natural repair mechanisms, supporting tissue recovery, pain reduction and improved physical function. How Does Focused Shockwave Therapy Work? Focused Shockwave Therapy delivers high-energy acoustic waves directly into targeted tissues at controlled depths. These waves stimulate biological responses that may promote local blood circulation, tissue regeneration and natural healing. Unlike conventional radial shockwave therapy, Focused Shockwave Therapy concentrates acoustic energy within a specific treatment area, allowing for precise targeting of deeper tissues. The BTL-6000 Focused Shockwave system utilizes advanced electroacoustic technology with adjustable treatment depths of up to 65 mm, enabling personalized treatment for various musculoskeletal conditions. Benefits of Focused Shockwave Therapy Pain Relief – Helps manage persistent muscle, tendon and joint discomfort. Tissue Regeneration – Stimulates biological processes involved in tissue repair and recovery. Improved Blood Circulation – Supports local microcirculation and tissue healing. Calcification Management – May help address calcium deposits associated with certain tendon conditions. Improved Mobility – Supports flexibility, range of motion and physical function. Non-Invasive Treatment – No injections, incisions or surgery required. Who Can Benefit from Focused Shockwave Therapy? Focused Shockwave Therapy may be suitable for individuals experiencing: Plantar fasciitis and persistent heel pain Achilles tendinopathy Tennis elbow and golfer's elbow Patellar tendinopathy (jumper's knee) Calcific shoulder tendinopathy Chronic tendon injuries Sports-related overuse injuries Selected chronic musculoskeletal conditions