What is SoftWave TRT?

What is SoftWave TRT?

What Is SoftWave Therapy?

SoftWave Therapy delivers low-intensity shock waves that travel deep into painful or damaged tissue. When these acoustic waves reach the treatment area, they stimulate key biological responses that help the body repair itself naturally:

  • Improved blood flow to support oxygen and nutrient delivery
  • Reduced swelling and inflammation around sensitive tissues
  • Activation of the body’s stem cells to support regeneration and repair
  • Faster healing in muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joints

Instead of simply masking symptoms, SoftWave focuses on the root cause — impaired tissue health and reduced circulation — to support meaningful, lasting results.

How SoftWave Technology Works

SoftWave uses a patented electrohydraulic spark source paired with a parabolic reflector to create a wider and deeper treatment zone than traditional “shockwave” or ultrasound devices. This technology is often referred to as broad-focused shock wave therapy.

As the device generates acoustic waves, they travel through a water-filled chamber and are shaped by the reflector into parallel waves that maintain their energy over distance. This design allows SoftWave to:

  • Reach up to 7 cm wide and 12 cm deep in a single session
  • Treat more tissue with fewer overall visits
  • Provide biofeedback to help pinpoint irritated or damaged areas
  • Support healing without creating micro-trauma to healthy tissue

These advantages are why SoftWave is considered a gold standard in regenerative acoustic wave therapy for musculoskeletal pain and joint problems.

Conditions SoftWave Therapy Helps Address

SoftWave Therapy is commonly used to relieve symptoms and improve function in a wide range of conditions, including:

  • Back pain and sciatica related to disc or nerve irritation
  • Knee pain from arthritis, tendon issues, or sports injuries
  • Plantar fasciitis and other causes of heel and foot pain
  • Shoulder pain and rotator cuff irritation
  • Hip pain and ankle sprains
  • Tendonitis, such as tennis elbow or jumper’s knee
  • Neck tension and certain types of headaches
  • Sports injuries and overuse conditions

If chronic pain, stiffness, or reduced mobility have been limiting your lifestyle, SoftWave Therapy may help you move more comfortably again and support a more active life.

What to Expect During SoftWave Treatment

Your visit at Revive SoftWave Therapy begins with a focused consultation to better understand your symptoms, medical history, and goals. An introductory SoftWave session is then performed to evaluate your response and help determine the right care plan.

Most treatment sessions take only 5–15 minutes. Many patients report noticeable improvements, such as reduced pain and improved mobility, within the first 24 hours after a session. Healing continues over the next 8–12 weeks as the body responds at the cellular level and tissue repair progresses.

Your treatment plan, including the number of sessions recommended, will be tailored to your specific condition and how your body responds to care.

Why Choose Revive SoftWave Therapy in Utica & Syracuse

Choosing SoftWave Therapy at Revive gives you access to a non-invasive, drug-free, and surgery-free option for addressing pain and mobility challenges. This approach:

  • Targets the cause of pain rather than just covering up symptoms
  • Supports regenerative healing in muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joints
  • Offers quick sessions that fit into a busy schedule
  • Is available locally in both Utica and Syracuse, NY

SoftWave Therapy provides a modern, science-driven way to support recovery and feel better naturally.

Start Your Recovery With Our $49 New Patient SoftWave Experience

Find out if SoftWave Therapy is right for you by scheduling a new patient visit at one of our convenient Central New York locations:

Utica Office

2709 Genesee Street
Utica, NY 13501
Phone: 315.725.8427

Syracuse Office

5000 Brittonfield Parkway
(Inside Crouse Medical Center)
East Syracuse, NY 13057
Phone: 315.941.8932

SoftWave Therapy is not covered by insurance at this time, but many patients are able to use Health Savings Accounts (HSA) or Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) for payment.