Relieve stubborn foot and leg pain
A non-invasive, clinically backed treatment that uses targeted acoustic waves to kick-start your body's own healing, for the stubborn conditions that haven't responded to anything else.
- Treatment starts at your first visit
- Non-invasive, no needles, no downtime
- Private health rebates may apply
Built for the pain that won't go away
Acoustic waves that wake up healing
Shockwave delivers precise, high-energy acoustic pulses to the injured tissue. Those pulses increase local blood flow and trigger the body's natural repair response, exactly where chronic tendon and fascia problems stall.
It's safe, evidence-backed, and takes minutes per session. Most people feel a dull tapping rather than pain, and walk straight out afterwards.
Assessed, diagnosed and treated, same appointment
- 01
Assess
A comprehensive consult: history, clinical testing, footwear assessment and diagnosis, sometimes with an in-house ultrasound scan.
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Treat on the day
Treatment starts at your first consultation. Targeted acoustic waves stimulate blood flow at the exact site of the problem.
- 03
Recover
A personalised plan, usually a short series of sessions alongside a loading program, tailored to your symptoms and lifestyle.
Wondering whether shockwave suits what you have got?
It is not right for everything, and we would rather say so before you book than after. Shockwave has a place with some stubborn tendon and heel problems and does very little for others. Tell us what is going on and a podiatrist will read it and give you a straight answer.
Thanks, that is with us
Your reference is . One of our podiatrists will read what you have written and get back to you the way you asked, usually the same day during clinic hours (Mon to Fri 7:30 am to 6:00 pm, Sat 8:00 am to 12:00 pm).
Demonstration build: this was formatted for the clinic but not delivered anywhere yet.
- Experienced podiatrists, shockwave-trained
- In-house ultrasound where imaging helps
- Modern East Perth clinic with easy parking
- No referral needed
“We help dozens of people every week get back on their feet, whether it's plantar fasciitis, sore arches, or morning foot pain.”
, Johan Steenkamp, Owner, JS Podiatry