Tendinopathy
Commonly used for selected Achilles, rotator-cuff and tennis-elbow type tendon complaints.
Non-Invasive Musculoskeletal Treatment · Mosta
Shockwave Therapy in Malta
Shockwave Therapy is a non-invasive treatment that delivers acoustic pressure waves to a selected area. At St Mary's Clinic it is used for selected chronic tendon, soft-tissue and musculoskeletal conditions, either on its own or as part of a wider treatment plan.
AppointmentAround 15–30 min
Per session€50
3 sessions€130
LocationMosta, Malta
What is Shockwave Therapy?
Shockwave Therapy applies externally generated acoustic waves to the treatment area. It is most commonly used for selected persistent tendon and soft-tissue complaints where the clinician believes this approach is appropriate.
Plantar fasciitis
Shockwave is commonly considered for persistent plantar-fascia and heel pain after assessment.
Overuse & chronic pain
May be used for selected knee, hip, elbow, shoulder and overuse problems depending on the diagnosis.
What to expect
A short, non-invasive treatment session.
No injection or incision is required. The treatment head is applied over the selected area and the intensity can be adjusted according to the treatment protocol and patient comfort.
Choose the treatment area
The clinician or therapist confirms the problem and whether shockwave is appropriate.
Apply acoustic waves
The handpiece is positioned over the treatment area and the planned number of pulses is delivered.
Repeat if appropriate
St Mary's currently describes courses of three to six sessions, often approximately one week apart.
Shockwave Therapy prices
Current published St Mary's Clinic pricing for this treatment. The appropriate number of sessions is determined according to the condition and clinical assessment.
Per session
€50Current published single-session price.
3 sessions
€130Current published three-session package.
Combined visit
€70Current published combined price.
For one year
IncludedSt Mary's currently includes Shockwave Therapy for one year following its Stem Cell Therapy programme.
Our shockwave service
St Mary's Orthopaedics Team
Dr Frank Farrugia & Dr Maryam Farshian
The current St Mary's Shockwave Therapy service lists Dr Frank Farrugia and Dr Maryam Farshian as members of the treatment team. Suitability, intensity and treatment course are selected according to the condition being treated and the patient's response.
Frequently asked questions
Practical information about shockwave therapy at St Mary's Medical Clinic in Mosta.
How long does Shockwave Therapy take?
The current St Mary's guidance is approximately 15–30 minutes per session.
How many sessions might I need?
The current clinic page describes approximately three to six sessions, often around one week apart. The actual course depends on the condition and response.
Is there downtime?
Downtime is generally limited. Temporary soreness can occur after treatment, and you should follow the activity advice given for the treated area.
Does Shockwave Therapy hurt?
Some people experience mild to moderate discomfort during treatment. Intensity can usually be adjusted according to comfort and the treatment protocol.
How quickly does it work?
Response varies. Improvement may be gradual over several weeks rather than immediate, and not every patient responds in the same way.
Can Shockwave be combined with Stem Cell Therapy?
Yes. St Mary's current Stem Cell programme includes Shockwave Therapy as part of its structured follow-up, and the current Shockwave price list states that it is included for one year after Stem Cell Therapy.
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