If rest, stretching, and standard treatment have not solved your pain, shockwave therapy may be the next step.
At Dynamic Sports Medicine, we use MyACT (Myofascial Acoustic Compression Therapy) — an advanced form of acoustic therapy designed to stimulate healing in damaged tissue and help resolve chronic musculoskeletal pain.
Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive, drug-free treatment used to support healing in tendons, muscles, fascia, and other soft tissue structures. It is especially useful for injuries that have become chronic or have stalled in recovery.
Shockwave Therapy in West University
Our West University clinic on Bellaire Blvd provides shockwave therapy for patients across West University Place, Rice Village, Bellaire and Texas Medical Center. Care is led by Dr. Janna Skinner, DC.
Your West University Care Team
The providers who deliver shockwave therapy at our West University clinic.

What Is Shockwave Therapy?
Shockwave therapy uses targeted acoustic pressure waves to stimulate healing in injured tissue.
At Dynamic Sports Medicine, MyACT therapy delivers focused pulses into the affected area to:
stimulate blood flow
support collagen production
reduce chronic pain
break up scar tissue and calcifications
restart the body’s natural healing response
This makes shockwave therapy a strong option for people dealing with persistent tendon injuries, chronic overuse conditions, and soft tissue pain that has not responded to other conservative care.
Benefits
What to Expect During a Shockwave Therapy Session
Your first visit begins with an evaluation by one of our sports medicine providers to determine whether shockwave therapy is appropriate for your condition.
A typical session includes comprehensive evaluation and personalized treatment.
Safety Considerations
Shockwave therapy may be a strong option for:
athletes dealing with chronic overuse injuries
active adults with tendon pain lasting more than 3 months
people who have tried rest, stretching, sports rehabilitation, or injections without lasting relief
runners and lifters dealing with stubborn soft tissue injuries
patients looking for a non-surgical, drug-free option for chronic pain
Shockwave therapy may not be appropriate for everyone. Your provider will review your health history and determine whether treatment is safe for you.
West University Patient Reviews
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Shockwave Therapy at Our West University Clinic
Visit Dynamic Sports Medicine in West University for expert shockwave therapy treatment. Our West University team provides personalized care plans designed for athletes and active individuals in West University and the surrounding area.
Address: 4032 Bellaire Blvd, Houston, Texas 77005
Phone: (713) 491-2924
Serving: West University Place, Rice Village, Bellaire and Texas Medical Center
Frequently Asked Questions
Many people begin noticing improvement after 2–3 sessions, with continued progress over the weeks that follow as healing continues.
Most patients describe the treatment as noticeable but tolerable. The intensity can be adjusted throughout the session based on your comfort level.
In many cases, yes. Shockwave therapy can help people with chronic tendon injuries and stubborn soft tissue pain avoid more invasive treatment options. Your provider will help determine whether it is the right fit for your condition.
MyACT delivers focused acoustic compression waves, allowing for more precise treatment of deeper structures compared with more general radial systems.
Yes. At Dynamic Sports Medicine, shockwave therapy is often combined with: chiropractic adjustments dry needling myofascial release corrective exercise PEMF therapy red light therapy This integrated approach often produces the best outcomes.
About Our West University Clinic
Our West University clinic offers a full range of Dynamic Sports Medicine services, including chiropractic care, sports medicine, dry needling, cupping therapy, myofascial release, spinal decompression, MyACT, Normatec compression, PEMF therapy, pediatric sports medicine, athlete recovery, massage therapy, and stretch therapy.
Yes. Our West University office at 4004 Bellaire Blvd, Suite #4032 is centrally located and easily accessible for patients from West University Place, Bellaire, Rice Village, Upper Kirby, and the greater Houston area.
Our West University providers treat a wide variety of conditions, including sports injuries, back pain, neck pain, joint pain, muscle strains, postural issues, and repetitive stress injuries. We also offer preventive care and performance optimization for athletes of all ages and skill levels.
Full details, hours and directions are on the West University clinic page.
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