What Is SoftWave Therapy and How Does It Work?
If you’re dealing with chronic pain, injuries that won’t heal, or nerve-related discomfort, you’ve probably tried everything — from physical therapy to injections, and maybe even surgery. But what if there was a safer, drug-free alternative backed by real science?
Welcome to SoftWave Therapy — a groundbreaking, FDA-cleared treatment offered at SoftWave Vitality in Los Angeles. Backed by more than two decades of clinical research, SoftWave is trusted by leading medical centers, professional sports teams, and regenerative physicians around the world.
(Schmitz et al., 2015; Schaden et al., 2013)
So, what exactly is SoftWave Therapy?
SoftWave Therapy (also called SoftWave TRT, or Tissue Regenerative Therapy) uses unfocused acoustic shockwaves to stimulate healing at the cellular level. These energy waves penetrate deeply into inflamed or damaged tissue — triggering increased blood flow, breaking up chronic inflammation, and activating dormant stem cells to begin natural tissue repair.
([Mittermayr et al., 2008]; Wang et al., 2003)
Unlike traditional focused shockwave machines (which are used for breaking down kidney stones or calcific tendons), SoftWave TRT is non-destructive and non-invasive, meaning there’s no tissue damage, no needles, no downtime, and no harmful side effects.
In fact, studies show that SoftWave can increase capillary blood flow by up to 300% in injured tissues, improving oxygenation and nutrient delivery.
([Mittermayr et al., 2011, J Surg Res]; [Schaden et al., 2001])
Here’s how it works in 3 simple steps:
1. Scan & Target
We use the acoustic wave to “map” areas of dysfunction. The body’s nervous system reacts more strongly in damaged areas, guiding us to the true root of inflammation or injury. This form of feedback mapping is unique to unfocused shockwave therapy like SoftWave.
2. Activate Healing
SoftWave initiates a cascade of biological responses:
Angiogenesis (the formation of new blood vessels)
Release of VEGF and nitric oxide for tissue oxygenation
Recruitment of mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) to the treatment site
([Wang et al., 2012; Mariotto et al., 2005])
Over time, these mechanisms lead to collagen regeneration, reduced fibrosis, and improved healing.
3. Relieve Pain at the Source
SoftWave doesn’t just mask pain — it addresses the underlying cause: whether that’s nerve compression, tendinopathy, scar tissue, or vascular insufficiency. Patients often report improvement after the first session, but research shows that regenerative changes occur progressively over 8 to 12 weeks.
([Boston BioLife Physician Training Manual; Haupt, 1997])
Who is it for?
SoftWave is ideal for clients suffering from:
Plantar fasciitis
Shoulder pain and rotator cuff inflammation
Tennis and golfer’s elbow
Peripheral neuropathy
Osteoarthritis and joint degeneration
Post-surgical scar tissue or soft tissue injuries
It’s used in major research hospitals like Cleveland Clinic, Mayo Clinic, and Memorial Sloan Kettering as well as by over 100 NFL, NBA, and MLB team physicians.
([SoftWave TRT Clinical Data Sheet, 2024]; [Schmitz et al., 2015])
Ready to feel the difference?
We offer a $59 introductory SoftWave mapping session where you can experience this powerful regenerative technology for yourself. Whether you’ve been dealing with a chronic issue or a recent injury, SoftWave may be the drug-free, non-invasive answer you've been searching for.
Book your session today and discover why SoftWave Therapy is the future of pain relief and cellular healing.
