The TESLA treatment is a non invasive therapy that uses a high frequency electromagnetic field to stimulate muscles and tissue, boost circulation and speed up recovery. The application is painless, with no needles and no medication, and is performed at the Medical Time hospital in Belgrade.
The treatment is introduced after a doctor's assessment and usually complements physiotherapy and the overall recovery plan.
How the TESLA treatment works
The high frequency electromagnetic field triggers controlled muscle contractions in the tissue and increases local circulation. This stimulates muscle function and tissue recovery, without damaging the skin and without any downtime after the treatment.
Unlike classic training, the contractions are triggered by the device. This means the muscles work even in patients for whom active exercise is currently difficult or not allowed.
Who TESLA therapy can help
The therapy is introduced as part of a broader recovery plan:
- patients after injuries and surgery, as a complement to physiotherapy
- people with weakened muscles after prolonged rest
- athletes looking for faster recovery and muscle strengthening
- chronic back and joint pain, subject to the doctor's assessment
What a session looks like
During the treatment you lie back and relax while the applicator works on the target area. Most patients feel only mild, rhythmic muscle contractions, with no pain or discomfort.
A session is short and requires no special preparation. Right after the treatment you can return to your daily activities.
Treatment plan and booking
Before the first session the doctor assesses your condition and goals, then sets the number and schedule of sessions. The effect builds over a series of treatments at regular intervals. Call 062 399 888 to book an assessment.
Frequently asked questions about the TESLA treatment
No. You feel rhythmic muscle contractions that most patients describe as an unusual but pleasant sensation. The skin is not damaged and there is no downtime after the treatment.
The number of sessions is set by the doctor according to your condition and the goal of the therapy. The effect builds gradually, so a series of treatments at regular intervals is usually planned. You receive the plan before starting.
Like any stimulation therapy, it is not suitable for everyone. Examples include people with implanted electronic devices such as pacemakers, and pregnant women. That is why the doctor always assesses whether the therapy is safe for you before starting.
Yes, it is most often used alongside physiotherapy and other hospital services. The doctor defines the combination and the order so that the effects complement each other.