How We Treat

Chiropody Ultrasound Therapy

What Is Ultrasound Therapy?

Ultrasound therapy is a non‑invasive treatment that uses high‑frequency sound waves to target deeper layers of soft tissue. This approach helps reduce pain and inflammation while supporting the body’s natural healing response. By improving circulation and encouraging cellular repair, ultrasound therapy can assist in recovery from various musculoskeletal conditions. It can also be combined with shockwave therapy when appropriate.

How Ultrasound Therapy Works:

High‑frequency sound waves penetrate soft tissues
Local circulation increases
Tissue metabolism and cellular activity are stimulated
Inflammation and discomfort may be reduced
Healing processes are supported without discomfort or downtime

Conditions Ultrasound Therapy May Help With

Metatarsalgia
Neuromas
Heel Pain / Plantar Fasciitis
Achilles Tendinopathy
Shin Splints
Arthritic Foot Pain
Soft‑Tissue Strains or Sprains
Post‑Surgical Swelling

Benefits of Ultrasound Therapy

Non‑invasive and comfortable
No downtime required
Complements hands‑on treatments such as shockwave therapy
Supports mobility and flexibility
Helps reduce stiffness and localized discomfort

Many patients notice improved mobility, less stiffness, and a more efficient recovery process when ultrasound therapy is part of their overall treatment plan. It can also be combined with shockwave therapy when appropriate. Individual responses vary based on the condition being treated and personal health factors.