A handheld device sends pulses of sound energy into the sore spot. No needles. No medication. The goal is to wake up your body’s own healing.
In our Mamaroneck office
Plantar fasciitis
Achilles tendinitis
Tennis elbow
Golfer’s elbow
Rotator cuff and calcific shoulder tendinitis
Jumper’s knee
Hip bursitis
Chronic muscle tightness and trigger points
Dr. Giudice checks that shockwave is right for you. Then a handheld device sends pulses straight to the problem area.
Shockwave is usually paired with hands on care and rehab exercises. That way the tissue heals. And the movement pattern that strained it gets fixed too.

Strong tapping. A few minutes. That’s it.
Here’s what happens:
A gel goes on your skin.
The applicator moves over the sore area.
You feel a strong tapping or pulsing.
Treatment takes only a few minutes per area. Over very sore spots it can feel uncomfortable. If so we can turn the intensity down. Just tell us.
Some soreness afterward is normal. You can ask us what to expect for your own case. We’ll tell you at your visit.
Not everyone is a match.
Dr. Giudice checks your diagnosis, your health history and your exam first. Shockwave may NOT be right if you:
Are pregnant
Have an active infection or a tumor over the area
Take blood thinners
Have a pacemaker near the area
If shockwave isn’t a fit we’ll tell you. And we’ll suggest something that is.
How many sessions you need and how far apart depends on you.
If your body heals slowly, other things may be in the way. Dr. Giudice can look at nutrition and inflammation too. You don’t have to start over.
Tendon pain that won’t quit has a reason.
Tell us where it hurts. We’ll check if shockwave is a good match before you start.
A few helpful details about how we work, what to expect, and how we make your care experience easier.
Most people feel strong tapping. Very sore spots can be uncomfortable. We can change the intensity. Tell us how it feels.
A few minutes per area.
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No. It’s a handheld device and gel. No needles. No medication.
Yes. We work alongside your doctors.