Radial shockwave generates pressure pulses that spread outward from the tip of the handpiece, treating a wider and more superficial area of tissue. Focused shockwave converges energy at a precise focal point at a specific depth in the tissue — allowing us to target deeper structures more accurately. Both are clinically effective; the choice depends on your condition, the depth of the pathology, and how your body has responded to previous treatments. Your podiatrist will determine which is most appropriate for you at your assessment.