What makes SoftWave Therapy Unique & Different?

[@lucindalynn6428]

Had my first treatment. South lake Texas. Drinking lots of water. Very encouraged! Thank you Dr. Meyer

[@peterpan19191]

Were in south lake is this place at, can you share the address pls

[@mlongoria124]

Updates?

[@yimnyespinal9935]

I started my treatment, my knees are much better, I see the big difference, my knees were killing me, the pain was terrible, my pain was from 10 to a 5 on my second treatment, I can wait to get the rest of the treatments, I am able to run and walk without limping. I recommend it

[@yunusemrekaraarslan7302]

Merhabalar yardımcı olabilirmisiniz dizleriniz de nasıl bir sıkıntı var düzelmeye basladı

[@dawnjungewaelter6416]

Does this help with osteoarthritis in the knee?

[@leesommer5871]

How much for 8 visits?

[@yolandadwilson1111]

How are things now....a year later?

[@pjaneheil]

Im 79 on a fixed income, no one seems to discuss the $cost$, INSURANCE, for senior citizens, this is very important to us seniors

[@Healinglightwarrior]

Insurance is not accepted yet

[@lagirl6874]

Thank you for explaining what this is all about !! My aunt has “Frozen shoulder“ syndrome. We need to find a chiropractor near her in Los Angeles!

[@BackTherapy]

They have a Softwave at 626 Wellness in Pasadena. It's an Osteopath (D.O.) that owns it (but they also offer P.T., Chiro, Acupuncture, and soft tissue therapists, as well as the Osteopathic treatments).

[@richardwrynn824]

Is the ortho gold 100 the same machine, it looks the same as the one you have

[@mayiakashmurr3000]

I’m wondering the same

[@dr.marcoferrucci2504]

Yes that is the machine in this video

[@sergiogomez6]

Is it safe to use this in upper cervical and back of head, by safe I mean the sound wave being so close to your ear canals and ensuring no hearing damage is being done and that’s with having ear plugs in ofcourse

[@PaulanthonyBridge-kt4eg]

No, there are a few areas that MUST be avoided. Near major nerve centres, arteries and heart area.

[@PaulanthonyBridge-kt4eg]

No. You must stay away from those areas.

[@joeyfunk4327]

If a patient is going to receive 8 treatments of this therapy, is there anything else he could do outside the doctor's office to aid in it's success? increasing blood circulation, increasing the times the body is at rest, or Sauna and yoga.. Any advice or Opinion's are appreciated.

[@lylygomez502]

Cupping

[@maliktahirhaleem5107]

Cupping is exellent treament. Specialy on painful place. But in starting every month later after three months, keep countinue.

[@steveclare116]

I recently had a laminectomy (2 level L3 to L5 - NO FUSION)..... My nerves were compressed for 2+ years.... Data indicates nerves regenerate at 1 inch per month..... Would Soft Wave ACCELERATE my recovery by priming my newly decompressed nerves to grow faster?

[@GerryRago-carpenter]

Can this type of SoftWave therapy for heart failure? Can this stem heart cells to regenerate, or have stem cells rebuild heart cells.

[@toddrenshaw24]

We just ordered a unit. Super excited to start using on patients

[@boatworldmiami]

Great explanation my friend

[@mohammedmmm6063]

Sir Can i take shock wave therapy to cure varicose vein ?? Plz answer

[@mohammedmmm6063]

Can shock wave therapy cure varicose vein ??

[@SquideyTY]

Is this safe for cervical spine and nerves?

[@susycampos2138]

Where can I buy this machine?

[@energyrep777]

I was told only medical professionals can purchase it. Although you don't meet a medical degree to use it...not sure why we can't buy one...they ate only $2800

[@l.i.l.i.s.e.l.l.s]

@@energyrep777please don’t tell me they’re only $2,800 because they charge SO much to get treatment . It’s honestly left me quite bitter about it. $780 for 8 sessions first session was $50 and that was about 30 minutes to find the area and plan treatment and the 8 sessions are about 5 minutes … so it’s nearly $100 for 5 minutes . I’m 3 sessions in and don’t feel much different. Will try running today and see if the inflammation gets bad .

[@boomcg4351]

@@energyrep777my wife is a Chiropractor. Can you send link to purchase?

[@Samuel1119]

hi doctor, thanks for your demonstration, may I ask the softwave machine orthogold 100 durable or not? or may I ask if it can be used over 6 years of normal use?

[@davidcrawford6505]

My wife suffers from neuropathy and gout. We visited a chiropractic service in our area. Is this softwave therapy appropriate? They want 9k for her treatment regimen.

[@RebelDoctor-ey4lz]

What did the $9K comprise of? That’s quite a bit

[@aphroditeshouseofglam]

Vert great explanation and helpful and easy to understand. Thank you.

[@glycoboy]

thanks for contrasting this tech with other shockwave devices. im interested in the device for my clinic. towards the end you said the softwave does 3 things. evidence is there that the light flash does anything productive? i have experience with using light/laser and red or infrared have healing capabilities. i dont get what white flash of light does. you also said Softwave stimulates stem cells but there are several "shockwave" devices that make the same claim.

[@sharonreynolds-kyledc.mari3836]

Definitely “shockwave” devices regenerate stem cells.

[@TheChiropracticSource]

That light is the “shockwave” it creates a mechanotransductive effect on the cell that creates a biological cascade that moderates the inflammatory process, improves blood flow and stem cell healing to the area. It’s an amazing technology to use!

[@MikeyBAAZ]

Can it help tendonitis and shoulder bursitis my shoulder hurts

[@maliktahirhaleem5107]

Thank you doctor, i have sachatica problem. I got exellent information from you. Now i wil confirm from doctor which kind of shock wave therapy/equipment he have. Stay bless

[@brettmoss1737]

Can this be used with pacemakers/defibrillators?

[@dr.marcoferrucci2504]

This can be used on areas that are not near the heart or over the left shoulder. We can use it on other areas away from that.

[@outdoorswithroostercurrie6984]

I know everyone is different but how many sessions are typically needed to get significant improvement from severe knee pain and what is the typical cost of said treatment?

[@TheChiropracticSource]

Thank you for your comment! A typical treatment protocol usually is 8-12 visits depending on patient severity. A detailed consultation and evaluation would be done to find out if you are a candidate for this device and will help the doctors understand how long it may take to regenerate or heal

[@ajinkyapawar438]

Can it help in treatment of cpps

[@l.i.l.i.s.e.l.l.s]

Why is it so expensive ? Where I’m at it’s pretty much $100 for 5 minutes of using the machine .

[@kevina4386]

Have you tried adding red light therapy

[@Janie77-2]

Is it painful? About how long does a treatment last?

[@yolandadwilson1111]

I had my first treatment yesterday. During the process you feel a little tenderness wherever there's inflammation but you let them know and they turn it down. You have to get a series of this of treatments in order for to be long-lasting and permanent. I felt 75% better and didn't need my ibuprofen!

[@TheRealLioneater]

It was painful for me because I told.me friend turn it up but only in damaged area .

[@flolan6776]

Wonder How long the improvement last?

[@dr.marcoferrucci2504]

Typically the first treatment would give a few days of improvement. When you do the 8 visit protocol that is typically recommended the body begins to regenerate and you get relief lasting longer.

[@stevetilbrook3402]

I had 3 treatments and my lower back issue, which lve had since childhood, has decreased by 80% its only there if l bend a lot more than usual and its relatively mild.

[@shyambalani5723]

Does this help with relieving pain from a L5-S! disc bulge

[@dr.marcoferrucci2504]

This can help decrease pain and inflammation in the lower spine. The disc bulge can also be due to abnormal posture / structure, so we would also recommend doing a corrective chiropractic approach in addition to softwave therapy.

[@raquelcarreras818]

SOME DOC ARE USING THIS TO TIGHTEN SKIN DOES IT WORK FOR THAT?

[@dr.marcoferrucci2504]

This is generally used to decrease inflammation, improve blood flow and improve healing of soft tissues. Its typically not used for dermatological reasons

[@sharonreynolds-kyledc.mari3836]

The radial shockwave is being used for aesthetics and also cellulite

[@sharonreynolds-kyledc.mari3836]

Very misleading regarding “ other shockwave devices” Focused shockwave regenerates the tissue stimulating remodeling of it, stimulates stem cell regeneration & human growth factor release, and modulates substance P & CRGP to immediately reduce the inflammation and pain. It is also diagnostic as you only feel it on the damaged tissue and the hand piece diameter looks to be the same size as the softwave and we rarely do more than 3-10 visits to resolve msk issues. And more research on it than on focused shockwave? I appreciate that you want to promote your softwave device but in the process you shouldn’t be misleading people on the value of focused shockwave. There are plenty of patients in need of these noninvasive and highly effective therapies enabling them to avoid corticosteroid injections and surgery.

[@dr.marcoferrucci2504]

I'm not denying the success of focused shockwaves. This video was to compare the difference between softwave device and other shockwave devices. Thank you for your input

[@00056433]

There is a difference between Shockwave and Softwave, shockwave focus on small area while Softwave focus on large area and painless application

[@iphantom-_-4229]

What about scar tissue my leg is about 40 percent bendable

[@JohnSmith-cz3us]

Yes it will help with it.

[@somaday2595]

**************** Regarding the "me too" device referenced in the 510(k) application: (from the 510(k) application for that referenced device as follows) In my opinion, the FDA fell far short by accepting the following application as it appears below. Dermablate Effect Common Name: Dermablate Effect Classification Name: Instrument, surgical, powered, laser 79-GEX 21 CFR 878.481 Equivalent Devices: MCL 30 Dermablate Lux2940 Erbium Fractional Handpiece Profile ProFractional Handpiece Photosilk Plus Cellactor SC1 D-Actor Vibration Massage System Device Description: The Dermablate Effect is a pulsed Er:YAG laser emitting a wavelength of 2940 nm, that can optionally be equipped with a pulsed light module (APL) and an acoustic wave module (AW). Intended Use: The Dermablate Effect Er:YAG laser with handpiece of larger spot sizes is intended for use for coagulation, vaporization, ablation or cutting of soft tissue (skin) in dermatology, plastic surgery, oral surgery and ophthalmology (skin around the eyes). The Dermablate Effect Er:YAG laser with fractional handpiece is intended for dermatological and skin resurfacing procedures. The Dermablate Effect can be equipped optionally with the following modules: Asclepion Pulsed Light (APL) and Acoustic Wave (AW). The Asclepion Pulsed Light is intended for permanent hair reduction, treatment of vascular and pigmented lesions and inflammatory acne. The Acoustic Wave is intended for the activation of connective tissue. Comparison to: The Dermablate Effect is substantially equivalent to the MCL 30 Dermablate (with regard to the Er:YAG laser module with handpiece of larger spotsizes), to the Lux2940 Erbium Fractional Handpiece and the Profile ProFractional Handpiece (with regard to the Er:YAG laser module with fractional handpiece) to the Photosilk Plus (with regard to the APL module) and to the class 1 products Cellactor SC1 and D-Actor 200 (with regard to the AW module) with the same principles of operation, and the same indications for use. Nonclinical Performance Data: None

[@joemejorado9478]

i cant get it up ... i need help

[@NambangiBrothers]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Brian-gj5xm]

How does this compair to Prolotherapy with PRP and or HGH injections?

[@JohnSmith-cz3us]

I’ve had prolotherapy and Softwave. Softwave is quite stronger and results in less downtime but is more expensive. It’s also 100% risk free because only damaged tissue will react to the treatment.

[@markevanado9463]

Wish this existed in Portland

[@flolan6776]

Drive to Washington if none in Portland.

[@AsAWhiteManMarriedToALatina]

They have it in Albuquerque lol

[@edwardsmith9724]

HOW'S IT WORKING FOR YOU FOLKS THAT NEEDED KNEE REPLACEMENTS?? INPUT GREATLY APPRECIATED.. EDWARD

[@00056433]

I'm on my third session this week, my pain is less now, from 80 to 50%, there is still pain if I stand too long, my doctor told me it take 6 to 8 visits and takes between 8 to 12 weeks for my stem to regenerate

[@leesommer5871]

@@00056433 how much $?

[@maritzaschuler3348]

Very interesting but you couldn't hear it...

[@MikeHoncho884]

“ that’s why we love this machine and that’s why we want to share it with you” awe!!! That’ll be $300 a visit to help pay for this $3000 machine . Oops, it paid for itself. The first day we’re going to continue to charge $300 a visit. Or some other ridiculous price! It takes multiple visits to heal !!!! Bring lots of hundred dollar bills!!!!

[@PaulanthonyBridge-kt4eg]

I am building my own machine.

[@lylygomez502]

The capping is for free withe the same benifaits

[@jP-ke5uw]

This is. Not accurate it causes micro trauma . It causes micro tears

[@achintyachatterjee6829]

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[@randythompson7734]

What makes it different? Did you watch the video?

[@carlosberrios1506]

every 2 years a new BS

[@OshoLee]

there is no way it has more studies than radial shockwave

[@esterlandys7148]

Im buying my own machine. I just payed 2000$ for 12 treatments. It better help😂

[@boomcg4351]

Where did you buy from? Was it a good experience?

[@OshoLee]

extracorpeal? lol

[@davidcrawford6505]

My wife suffers from neuropathy and gout. We visited a chiropractic service in our area. Is this softwave therapy appropriate? They want 9k for her treatment regimen.

[@TheKingacevedo]

9k seems extremely high, may want to check with a different technician.