Advanced Tenex Health Procedure

Struggling with chronic foot or ankle pain? The Advanced Tenex Health Procedure offers a minimally invasive, non-surgical solution for tendon injuries like plantar fasciitis and Achilles tendinitis. Learn how this innovative treatment removes damaged tissue and promotes healing.
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Advanced Tenex Health Procedure for Chronic Foot and Ankle Pain

Chronic foot and ankle pain caused by tendon injuries, plantar fasciitis, or Achilles tendinitis can significantly impact mobility and daily activities. If traditional treatments like physical therapy, medications, or injections have not provided relief, the Advanced Tenex Health Procedure may be an effective solution. This minimally invasive treatment helps remove damaged tissue, promoting natural healing and pain relief. In this article, we’ll explore how the Tenex procedure works, its benefits, and whether it’s the right treatment for you.

What Is the Advanced Tenex Health Procedure?

The Tenex Health Procedure is a minimally invasive, ultrasound-guided treatment designed to remove damaged or degenerative soft tissue while preserving healthy structures. Using high-frequency ultrasound technology, the procedure breaks down and removes painful tissue without the need for open surgery.

Conditions Treated with the Tenex Health Procedure

This treatment is particularly beneficial for patients suffering from:

  • Plantar fasciitis – Helps remove scar tissue in the plantar fascia to relieve heel pain.
  • Achilles tendinitis – Reduces inflammation and damaged tendon fibers for improved mobility.
  • Peroneal tendinitis – Targets the peroneal tendons to restore normal function.
  • Posterior tibial tendinitis – Addresses damage to the tendon supporting the arch.
  • Chronic tendinopathy – Treats persistent tendon pain resistant to conventional treatments.

How the Tenex Health Procedure Works

  1. Ultrasound-Guided Imaging – A physician uses high-resolution ultrasound to locate the damaged tissue.
  2. Micro-Incision and Tenex Probe Insertion – A tiny incision is made, allowing the ultrasonic Tenex probe to enter the affected area.
  3. Breakdown and Removal of Damaged Tissue – The probe emits high-frequency energy to break down and remove scar tissue.
  4. Healing and Recovery – With damaged tissue removed, the body’s natural healing process restores function and reduces pain.

Benefits of the Tenex Health Procedure

  • Minimally invasive – Requires only a small incision, avoiding open surgery.
  • Quick recovery time – Most patients resume normal activities within weeks instead of months.
  • Targeted pain relief – Precisely removes damaged tissue without harming healthy structures.
  • Outpatient procedure – Typically performed in a clinic under local anesthesia.
  • Long-term relief – Encourages natural healing for sustained pain reduction.

What to Expect After Treatment

The Tenex Health Procedure is completed in under 30 minutes with minimal discomfort. Following the treatment, patients may experience slight soreness but can typically resume light activities within a few days. Full recovery and pain relief are usually achieved within 4 to 6 weeks.

Who Is a Good Candidate for the Tenex Health Procedure?

This therapy is recommended for patients who:

  • Experience chronic tendon pain that has not responded to conservative treatments.
  • Have been diagnosed with plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinitis, or other tendon conditions.
  • Want a non-surgical option with minimal downtime and risk.
  • Are seeking a long-term solution for foot and ankle pain.

Why Choose University Foot & Ankle Institute?

If you suffer from chronic foot or ankle pain due to tendon damage, the Advanced Tenex Health Procedure could be the minimally invasive solution you need. By precisely removing damaged tissue, this cutting-edge treatment helps restore function, reduce pain, and improve mobility. Contact us today to learn more about how Tenex Health can help you regain an active lifestyle.

At University Foot & Ankle Institute, our board-certified podiatrists offer expert care for conditions like chronic foot and ankle pain. We provide advanced treatment options, from conservative care to surgical solutions, ensuring personalized care for every patient.

ABFAS® Board Certified in Foot and Ankle Surgery and Co-Director of University Foot and Ankle Institute

Dr. Justin Franson, DPM, is a Board Certified Podiatric Foot and Ankle Specialist and Diplomate of the American Board of Podiatric Surgery. He attended the School College of Podiatric Medicine in Chicago, graduating in 2001. Dr. Franson then accepted a three-year residency program at the Greater Los Angeles VA and UCLA County Hospital.

Dr. Franson specializes in several areas including total ankle replacement and sports medicine. Treating athletes and weekend warriors like himself brings him a lot of joy. Dr. Franson keeps active with running marathons, triathlons, hiking, basketball, and golf.

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