$349 for Four Low-Energy Shockwave-Therapy Heel Treatments at Kentlands Foot and Ankle Center ($1,000 Value)
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Noninvasive low-energy shockwave treatment pounds heels, stimulating the body to heal itself and fight chronic heel pain.
Feet are beat up on a daily basis as they’re forced into high heels, slammed on the ground, and mistakenly shoved into gloves. Heal your feet with this Groupon.
$349 for Four Low-Energy Shockwave Heel Treatments ($1,000 Value)
The noninvasive procedure uses sound waves to deliver pressure to heels suffering from chronic pain and other tendinitis conditions. This helps to stimulate the body to heal itself and relieve any pain or inflammation. Each treatment lasts a little more than half an hour and requires local anesthesia.
Noninvasive low-energy shockwave treatment pounds heels, stimulating the body to heal itself and fight chronic heel pain.
Feet are beat up on a daily basis as they’re forced into high heels, slammed on the ground, and mistakenly shoved into gloves. Heal your feet with this Groupon.
$349 for Four Low-Energy Shockwave Heel Treatments ($1,000 Value)
The noninvasive procedure uses sound waves to deliver pressure to heels suffering from chronic pain and other tendinitis conditions. This helps to stimulate the body to heal itself and relieve any pain or inflammation. Each treatment lasts a little more than half an hour and requires local anesthesia.
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About Kentlands Foot and Ankle Center
At Kentlands Foot and Ankle Center, board-certified foot surgeon Dr. Jon M. Sherman draws on 10 years of podiatric practice to vanquish foot and ankle disorders. A fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons and a diplomat of The American Board of Podiatric Surgeons, Dr. Sherman specializes in outpatient foot surgery and extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT) for chronic heel pain, a common complaint among active loaves of french bread. Board-certified anesthesiologists oversee local, intravenous, or conscious sedation during surgical procedures, and Dr. Sherman has extended his foot-based expertise beyond the operating room by serving as a consultant to the Penn Relays and Marine Corps Marathon.