INDIBA® treatment is an advanced therapeutic radiofrequency that stimulates the body’s natural tissue recovery. It works at a specific frequency of 448 kHz, promoting cellular activity, improving circulation, and helping to reduce pain and inflammation.

INDIBA® treatment is an advanced therapeutic radiofrequency that stimulates the body’s natural tissue recovery. It works at a specific frequency of 448 kHz, promoting cellular activity, improving circulation, and helping to reduce pain and inflammation.

Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses high-energy acoustic waves to stimulate tissue recovery. It helps reduce pain, improve circulation, and promote regeneration, especially in chronic conditions.

Neuromodulation is a technique that works on the nervous system to regulate pain signals and improve muscle function. Through gentle, controlled electrical stimulation, it helps reduce persistent pain and improve movement control. It is especially useful for chronic pain, nerve injuries, and neuromuscular disorders.

Dry needling uses fine needles to treat deep muscle tightness and trigger points that cause pain and movement restriction. This technique helps normalize muscle tone, improve mobility, and effectively reduce pain. It is widely used for persistent muscle pain and overload injuries.

Cupping therapy applies suction to the skin to improve blood circulation and release muscle tension. It supports tissue recovery, reduces stiffness, and provides a deep sense of relaxation. It is often combined with other physiotherapy treatments.

Manual therapy is a fundamental part of physiotherapy and includes hands-on techniques to relieve pain, improve mobility, and restore body function. It allows for personalized treatment tailored to each patient and condition. It is often combined with therapeutic exercise and advanced technology.

Diacutaneous fibrolysis uses hooks to release adhesions and stiffness in deep tissues. It improves mobility, reduces pain, and enhances tissue elasticity. It is especially indicated for scars, fibrosis, and chronic discomfort.

Thermotherapy uses heat or cold as a therapeutic tool to relieve pain and improve tissue condition. Heat helps relax muscles and improve circulation, while cold reduces inflammation and pain in acute phases. It is always adapted to each patient’s needs.