Microwave therapy

Microwave therapy is a medical treatment that uses focused microwave energy to target and treat tissue beneath the skin. It works by generating heat within specific areas, which can help destroy abnormal cells, reduce inflammation, or stimulate healing. This minimally invasive procedure often involves small applicators or probes that deliver controlled microwave energy. It is used for various conditions, including certain cancers, musculoskeletal issues, and skin lesions. By precisely targeting tissue, microwave therapy minimizes damage to surrounding areas, promoting effective treatment with typically less pain and shorter recovery times.