Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive medical procedure that utilizes acoustic pressure waves to induce controlled microtrauma within targeted musculoskeletal tissues. This mechanical stimulation triggers the body’s physiological responses, including neovascularization, release of growth factors, and enhanced tissue regeneration. It is commonly used in physiotherapy to treat various conditions, exploiting the therapeutic benefits of shockwaves to accelerate healing processes and alleviate pain, particularly in cases where traditional treatments have proven less effective.