BTL Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation (PMS) Therapy Advanced Magnetic Technology for Pain Relief, Muscle Recovery and Improved Mobility Experience innovative physiotherapy at Bodifly Clinic with BTL Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation (PMS), an advanced, non-invasive treatment using high-intensity electromagnetic fields to stimulate muscles and peripheral nerves. Also known as Super Inductive System (SIS) therapy, this technology delivers targeted magnetic energy to neuromuscular tissues, helping relieve pain, reduce muscle tension, improve muscle activation and support physical rehabilitation. How Does PMS Therapy Work? PMS therapy uses high-intensity electromagnetic pulses to stimulate muscles and nerves without the need for direct skin contact. These pulses can induce controlled muscle contractions, helping improve neuromuscular function, reduce stiffness and support mobility. The treatment intensity and frequency are individually adjusted according to your condition and therapeutic goals. Benefits of PMS Therapy Pain Relief – Helps manage acute and chronic musculoskeletal pain. Muscle Relaxation – Helps reduce muscle tension, tightness and stiffness. Muscle Strengthening – Stimulates muscle contractions to support muscle activation and strengthening. Improved Joint Mobility – Helps improve flexibility and range of motion. Enhanced Neuromuscular Function – Supports communication between muscles and nerves. Non-Invasive Treatment – No needles, injections or surgery required. Who Can Benefit from PMS Therapy? PMS therapy may be suitable for individuals experiencing: Neck, shoulder and lower back pain Muscle tightness and spasms Sports-related injuries Muscle weakness and reduced mobility Joint stiffness and restricted movement Musculoskeletal and neurological rehabilitation needs What to Expect During Treatment During your session, the magnetic applicator is positioned over the targeted treatment area. You may experience gentle tapping sensations or controlled muscle contractions as the electromagnetic energy stimulates the underlying tissues. Treatment is performed by a qualified physiotherapist, with settings adjusted to your comfort and individual treatment needs.