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Ultrasound therapy

Ultrasound therapy uses high‑frequency sound waves to treat muscle, tendon and joint pain in a targeted and effective way. The sound waves penetrate deep into the tissues, producing a mechanical and thermal effect that promotes cell regeneration, improves circulation and reduces pain.

Ultrasound therapy treatment

How it works

During the treatment, a handheld probe applied to the skin transmits ultrasound waves into the deep tissues. This process produces:

  • Cellular micro-massage
  • Anti-inflammatory effect
  • Increased local blood flow
  • Improved tissue elasticity

The treatment is non-invasive, safe and generally well tolerated.

Benefits

Ultrasound therapy is particularly effective for:

  • Reducing muscle and joint pain
  • Accelerating the healing process
  • Treating acute and chronic inflammation
  • Improving joint mobility
  • Supporting recovery after injuries or overexertion

Indications

  • Tendinitis (e.g. shoulder, elbow, knee)
  • Bursitis
  • Muscle contractures
  • Strains and muscle injuries
  • Neck and lower back pain
  • Scars and tissue adhesions

Professional approach

As a medical massage therapist with a federal professional diploma, I integrate ultrasound therapy into a personalized treatment plan based on a thorough assessment of the issue.

Unlike standardized treatments, ultrasound therapy in my practice is:

  • Adapted to the patient’s specific condition
  • Combined, when needed, with targeted manual techniques
  • Part of a results-oriented approach, not just temporary relief

This approach addresses not only the symptom but also the underlying cause, improving the treatment’s effectiveness over time.

When to choose

Ultrasound therapy is particularly recommended for those who:

  • Experience persistent or recurring pain
  • Are in a rehabilitation phase
  • Want a targeted, non-invasive treatment
  • Wish to speed up functional recovery

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Get in touch to schedule an appointment or for any information about the available treatments.