Physiotherapy and rehabilitation

This device transmits high energy acoustic waves with the aim of stimulating the healing and regeneration of damaged tissues. This technique avoids surgery and is especially recommended for calcifying pathologies.

A valuable tool that uses deep heat generated by high frequency electrical currents to relieve pain, relax muscles, improve circulation and promote healing in muscle and joint injuries.

An advanced technique in which physiotherapists insert a fine needle to treat tight muscles and sore spots, also known as trigger points.

The physiotherapist makes use of various techniques within manual therapy, such as therapeutic massage, gentle stretching and joint manipulation. With the hands, the aim is to relieve pain, improve mobility, muscle relaxation, and stimulation of the nervous system.

It is an advanced physiotherapy technique that uses a fine needle and electrical current to treat tendon problems. Its benefits include stimulating tissue regeneration and promoting healing in cases of tendonitis or tendinopathy.

Kinesiotherapy is a technique in which elastic and adhesive tapes are applied to the skin to provide support, pain relief, improve circulation and muscle function, and promote faster recovery.

The latest technology in devices such as Ultrasound, Magnetotherapy, Ultrasound, Electrotherapy, Thermotherapy are used in addition to treatment to reduce inflammation and improve faster. Some of these devices can be used for home services if required.