Pulse Radio Frequency Therapy is a form of electromagnetic therapy that delivers short bursts of radiofrequency energy through the skin using a pen-like probe. This non-invasive approach stimulates nerve cells and initiates a biochemical cascade at the cellular level, promoting long-term relief from pain by restoring intra-neural communication and nerve functionality. It’s a breakthrough treatment particularly effective in addressing conditions with a neuropathic component.

PRF therapy works by generating brief bursts of electromagnetic fields that penetrate the skin and travel along the nerve axons to the spinal dorsal horn. This stimulation affects the cellular metabolic activity of the affected nerves, helping to re-establish normal communication pathways within the nervous system. The process is guided by nerve-locating technology, allowing for precise application — confirmed by muscle twitches for motor nerves and patient feedback for sensory nerves. This targeted stimulation helps reduce pain and inflammation while enhancing recovery.

PRF therapy has been shown to be effective in treating a wide range of chronic and acute pain conditions, particularly those with a neuropathic origin. These include:

• Trigeminal Neuralgia

• Diabetic Neuropathy

• Chronic Headaches and Migraines

• Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)

• Bell’s Palsy

• Post-surgical and post-traumatic pain

• Radicular pain following spinal surgeries

• General intractable pain not responsive to conventional methods

It is also used as an adjunctive therapy to support rehabilitation and improve patient outcomes across various specialties.

Yes, PRF therapy is clinically tested, FDA-cleared, and CE-certified, ensuring compliance with international safety and health standards. It is a non-invasive, drug-free solution with no known side effects, making it a safe option for both acute and long-term pain management. Its safety profile and ease of use have made it widely adopted by chiropractors, physiotherapists, and medical doctors across the globe.

During a PRF therapy session, you can expect a comfortable, non-invasive experience with no need for anesthesia or recovery time. The clinician will apply a pen-like stimulation probe to your skin over the area of pain or along the path of the affected nerve. Using built-in nerve-locating technology, the practitioner will identify the precise treatment point — confirmed by gentle muscle twitches or your feedback, depending on whether motor or sensory nerves are being targeted.

You may feel a mild, tingling electrical sensation as the device delivers short bursts of electromagnetic stimulation. This sensation is generally well-tolerated and not painful. Sessions are typically brief, lasting anywhere from 10 to 30 minutes, depending on the condition being treated.

Most patients report noticeable pain relief within a few sessions, and some experience significant improvement after just one. There’s no downtime, so you can return to normal activities immediately after your appointment.