Treatment · Energy-based

EMTT® — Electromagnetic Transduction Therapy

An FDA-approved, non-invasive therapy that transmits high-energy magnetic pulses deep into tissue — a safe alternative to steroid injections that amplifies your orthobiologic treatment.

What EMTT is — and why it works.

EMTT® (Electromagnetic Transduction Therapy) transmits high-energy magnetic pulses to influence cells at depth, supporting the body’s natural repair — particularly in hard-to-treat tendinopathies. Operating at oscillating frequencies of 100–300 kHz, it penetrates tissue up to 18 cm to reach tendons, muscles, bones and nervous tissue. A handheld or freestanding applicator delivers the pulses without ever touching the body, so there’s no anesthesia, no contact gel and no pressure. A comfortable session lasts just 5–20 minutes.

We rarely use EMTT in isolation. Its role is to amplify a broader plan — applied alongside shockwave and orthobiologic treatment so each therapy reinforces the next. Recovery is quick, with minimal discomfort and no adverse side effects.

Deep-tissue · complementary

A force multiplier, not a standalone fix.

The art of regenerative care is sequencing. EMTT is one instrument in a combined protocol — chosen when it makes the rest of the plan work harder.

Painless, contact-free sessions delivered in-office, typically paired with shockwave or orthobiologic treatment.

How it works

What to expect

EMTT is woven into a broader treatment plan.

  1. 01

    Step 1

    Evaluation & plan

    We determine whether EMTT adds value to your protocol based on your diagnosis and goals.

  2. 02

    Step 2

    Comfortable session

    You rest while a magnetic field is applied to the area — no pressure, no sensation of pain.

  3. 03

    Step 3

    Combined sequencing

    EMTT is timed alongside shockwave or orthobiologic treatment for a reinforcing effect.

  4. 04

    Step 4

    Guided recovery

    A simple activity plan supports tissue repair across the series.

Where EMTT helps most

Who EMTT is for.

  • Deep or hard-to-reach tendon & joint pain
  • Patients already on a shockwave or PRP plan
  • Chronic conditions needing extra repair stimulus
  • Those preferring a fully non-invasive add-on
  • Spine and large-joint conditions
  • Recovery support after orthobiologic treatment

EMTT is recommended as part of a combined plan — your evaluation determines whether it belongs in yours.

EMTT questions, answered

Is EMTT the same as shockwave?

No. Shockwave uses acoustic pressure waves; EMTT uses high-energy magnetic fields. They work through different mechanisms and are often combined for a stronger effect.

Does it hurt?

Not at all. EMTT is contact-free and painless — most patients feel nothing during the session.

Do I need EMTT on its own?

Rarely. We use EMTT to amplify a broader regenerative plan rather than as a standalone treatment.

Is there downtime?

None. You can return to your day immediately after a session.

Ask whether EMTT belongs in your plan.

Concierge evaluations in San Francisco and Palo Alto.