Stimpod Therapy

During a Stimpod session, a trained practitioner locates the affected nerve using a handheld, pen-like stimulation probe placed on the skin. Once the target nerve is identified, brief pulses of pulsed radiofrequency energy are delivered transcutaneously to modulate and “reset” nerve activity and encourage nerve healing. Some describe the initial sensation as a light “pin-prick” on the skin, which can radiate down the pathway of the nerve. You may also experience involuntary muscle activation as the nerve stimulates the muscles it innervates.

Most treatments involve a short application (often around 5–10 minutes per nerve) with patient feedback guiding comfort levels. Multiple sessions may be recommended depending on the condition and individual response.