How many sessions of Shockwave Therapy are typically required to see results?

It varies from person to person, and there's no set number of sessions. We'll talk through what's likely to suit you at your consultation and review how you're getting on as you go. For ED, the standard course is 6 sessions; any change is assessed over the course and afterwards, not usually after a single visit.

Is there parking available or public transport nearby?

Yes. We're a 5-minute walk from Highams Park station, on the Overground's Weaver line between Liverpool Street and Chingford. If you're coming by car, there's free parking on our drive, plus free street parking nearby.

How long do Shockwave sessions last?

ED sessions usually take about 20 minutes. Sessions for muscle, tendon and joint pain usually take about 25 to 30 minutes for one area, or around 45 minutes if we're treating two areas. We'll confirm on the day.

What do patients say about The Shockwave Therapy Clinic?

We have 100 five-star Google reviews, and you can read them on our Google listing. Between us we have over 25 years' combined experience treating MSK conditions, men's health issues, AWT and microneedling.

Do you offer Shockwave Therapy for patients in Redbridge, Waltham Forest, and Epping Forest?

Yes. Our clinic is in Highams Park (E4), and we see patients from across East London, including Redbridge (IG postcodes), Waltham Forest and Epping Forest. We're just off the A406, so we're easy to reach if you're looking for shockwave therapy for muscle, tendon or joint problems in East London.

What is the difference between Focused Shockwave and the Radial Shockwave offered at other East London clinics?

As well as radial shockwave, we offer focused shockwave therapy, which delivers energy deeper into the tissue in a more targeted way. We use it for deeper, long-standing problems such as chronic tendinopathy, and for ED. We'll explain at your consultation which suits you.

Shockwave therapy for Walthamstow (E17) patients

Focused and radial shockwave for Walthamstow (E17) at our Highams Park clinic.

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The Shockwave Therapy Clinic is a private clinic at 102 Larkshall Crescent, Highams Park, London E4 6NS. We are not a shopfront on Hoe Street or in Walthamstow Village — we are a short Overground ride away in Highams Park. Rich and Cher Pearson treat patients in person. We use Storz Medical equipment: focused shockwave on the DUOLITH SD1 T-Top and radial shockwave on the MASTERPULS MP200.

Easy to reach from Walthamstow (E17), including Walthamstow Central, St James Street and the Whipps Cross area.

🎯 Targeted MSK & sports injury care | Focused and radial shockwave for stubborn tendon pain, chronic joint pain, runner's knee, and tennis or golfer's elbow.
⚡ Discreet men's health & ED treatment | Rich Pearson carries out every ED treatment. Please see your GP first. Full details on our ED treatment page.
✨ Clinical microneedling | Cher Pearson offers clinical microneedling with the iMedPen from £110.
🔬 Storz Medical equipment & local care | Focused and radial shockwave on Storz Medical equipment, with Rich and Cher treating patients in Highams Park — easy to reach from Walthamstow.

What treatment therapies we provide

Why Shockwave is now the 'Go To' solution

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Why patients from Walthamstow choose our Highams Park clinic for MSK & ED treatment.

Non-invasive treatment, researched for many long-standing tendon problems

Short sessions, and most people carry on with normal day-to-day activities

Used for many long-standing conditions

An option to discuss when other treatments haven't helped

Side effects are usually mild and short-lived, such as redness, tenderness or occasionally bruising.

Results vary from person to person

Non-invasive and natural therapy

Focused and radial shockwave for MSK pain, sports injuries and men's health (ED).

View the conditions we treat

People often hear “shockwave” used for two different treatments. Focused shockwave sends energy to a chosen depth in the tissue (true focused shockwave on our Storz DUOLITH). Radial treatment is a pressure wave that spreads from the surface — a different treatment. At consultation we explain which option we are recommending for your problem and why. Results vary; we assess suitability first.

Achilles tendonitis
Plantar fasciitis
Iliotibial band syndrome (ITBS)
Patella tendinopathy & knee pain
Tennis / Golfer's elbow
Men's Health: Vasculogenic ED (Erectile Dysfunction)
Lower back pain
Osteoarthritis (OA)
Lateral hip pain (GTPS)
Sports injuries - such as jumper's knee / Shin splints
Proximal hamstring tendinopathy (PHT)

How shockwave may help recovery

Shockwave Therapy FAQs: common questions answered for patients from Walthamstow and East London.

It's important not to take anti-inflammatory painkillers such as ibuprofen, or use ice on the treated area, for 48 hours after treatment. Shockwave therapy works by triggering your body's own healing response, and anti-inflammatories may reduce that effect. If you need pain relief, ask a pharmacist what's suitable for you. Please don't stop any medicine you've been prescribed without talking to your GP. We can also provide patients with a tailored exercise program to help with their rehabilitation. We can send specific video exercises directly to your phone for you to do in between your sessions.

Most people describe a deep thumping or pressure that can be uncomfortable. We adjust settings to what you can tolerate. Tell us if you need us to ease off. Side effects are usually mild and short-lived. People commonly notice redness, tenderness or occasionally bruising in the treated area, which usually settles within a few days. Some discomfort during treatment is normal. We'll give you aftercare advice, which may include easing strenuous exercise for a day or two. Please tell us about any medical conditions or medicines at your assessment.

Advanced specialist Focused Shockwave Therapy, Waltham Forest, E4.

Shockwave therapy for Walthamstow (E17)

Looking for shockwave therapy in Walthamstow specifically? Our only clinic is in Highams Park E4 — a short hop on the Overground from Walthamstow Central, then about a 5-minute walk. Residents across E17 do not need to travel into central London for focused or radial shockwave. Our Highams Park clinic uses Storz Medical equipment for both, for MSK pain and men's health (ED). For the wider borough, see also our Waltham Forest page.

A trusted name in local healthcare.

We have over 25 years' combined experience. Rich and Cher hold Venn Healthcare certificates in radial and focused shockwave therapy. We have 100 five-star Google reviews. New patients are usually seen within 2 to 3 days, subject to diary space — not a promise of a same-day slot. Focused shockwave MSK: from £130 a session, or 3 sessions for £350 (and 6 for £675). Call 07807 333469, or use the contact form.

Rich and Cher trained with Venn Healthcare, the UK supplier of Storz Medical devices. All our shockwave and acoustic wave therapy uses Storz Medical equipment.

Smarter recovery with Shockwave

The specialist MSK and Men's health Shockwave Theapy team - Rich and Cher Pearson. Highams Park, E4

Why choose Rich and Cher Pearson at The Shockwave Therapy Clinic?

Storz Medical equipment: focused shockwave on the DUOLITH SD1 T-Top and radial shockwave on the MASTERPULS MP200, at our clinic in Highams Park, London E4.
Decades of experience: you are getting over 25 years' combined experience from Rich and Cher Pearson.
Local and personal: we are a private East London clinic. Easy to reach from Walthamstow (E17). Rich and Cher provide a patient-focused environment in Highams Park.
Clear next steps: whether you want help with a sports or tendon problem, or a discreet conversation about ED, we assess suitability first. Results vary from person to person.

Smarter recovery with Shockwave

Game changing technology for MSK

Shockwave therapy Walthamstow (E17): questions people ask about our Highams Park clinic

Do you have a clinic in Walthamstow?

No. Our only clinic is in Highams Park E4. From Walthamstow Central it is a short Overground hop, then about a 5-minute walk.
How do I get here from Walthamstow Central?

Easy to reach on the Weaver line to Highams Park, then about a 5-minute walk to 102 Larkshall Crescent.
Is parking free?

Yes — free parking on our drive, plus free street parking nearby.
Do you offer focused or radial shockwave?

Both. Focused sends energy to a set depth; radial is a surface pressure wave. We explain which we recommend at consultation. More on our focused shockwave therapy page.

Getting here from Walthamstow (E17).

Easy to reach from Walthamstow (E17), including Walthamstow Central, St James Street and the Whipps Cross area. We are not based on Hoe Street or in Walthamstow Village — our clinic is in Highams Park E4.

Overground: take the Weaver line to Highams Park, then about a 5-minute walk to 102 Larkshall Crescent, Highams Park, London E4 6NS.

Car: easy to reach by car from E17. Free parking on our drive, plus free street parking nearby.

We welcome patients from across E17 who want focused or radial shockwave without travelling into central London.

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Our Storz Medical equipment

Advanced Specialist Focused Shockwave Therapy, Waltham Forest, East London.

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Treatments available for patients from Walthamstow.

We provide focused and radial shockwave, clinical microneedling, and related non-invasive options at our Highams Park clinic — easy to reach from Walthamstow:

Focused shockwave therapy: on the Storz Medical DUOLITH SD1 T-Top, for deeper, stubborn injuries and long-standing pain.
MSK pain care: help with muscle and joint problems, including back pain, neck pain and calcifications.
Sports injury support: for problems such as runner's knee, Achilles tendinopathy and plantar fasciitis.
Men's health (ED): discreet focused shockwave with Rich Pearson. Please see your GP first. Full details on our ED treatment page.
Acoustic Wave Therapy (AWT): non-invasive sessions that may help with the look of skin. Cher also offers clinical microneedling from £110.

View the MSK conditions we treat with shockwave therapy at our East London clinic.

Coming to Highams Park for ED shockwave therapy? Learn more on our ED treatment page. Please see your GP first — ED can be an early sign of heart disease or diabetes, so please don't stop or change any medicine your GP has prescribed without talking to them.

Check out our blog on how Shockwave Therapy helps speed up recovery of sports injuries.