Dry Needling
Post-Op Massage
Post-Op Massage
Dry needling therapy involves inserting thin needles into the skin and muscles to alleviate pain and tension, mainly in trigger points. It's based on acupuncture principles, focusing solely on the musculoskeletal system, and is used for conditions like chronic pain and sports injuries. It's important to seek out a licensed practitioner for safety and effectiveness.
Post-Op Massage
Post-Op Massage
Post-Op Massage
Post-op massage is a therapeutic massage done after surgery to reduce pain, swelling, and scar tissue formation. It improves circulation and promotes relaxation, and is done by a licensed massage therapist experienced in working with post-surgical patients. The massage technique and intensity depend on the surgery and recovery needs.
Air Cupping
Post-Op Massage
Inversion Therapy
Air cupping therapy is a massage that uses cups to create suction for relaxation, circulation, and tension release. It doesn't use heat, but an air pump for suction, and is generally safe. A licensed practitioner should be consulted for the treatment. During air cupping therapy, the cups may be left in one spot or moved around the skin depending on the individual's needs and preferences.
Inversion Therapy
Inversion Therapy
Inversion Therapy
Inversion therapy aims to relieve back pain by hanging upside down or at an angle to decompress the spine. It's based on the principle that gravity compresses the spine, and is done using an inversion table or other specialized equipment. It's important to consult a healthcare provider before starting, as it may not be appropriate for everyone.
Wood Therapy
Inversion Therapy
Wood Therapy
Wood therapy or Madero therapy is a massage technique that uses wooden tools to manipulate the skin and muscles. It aims to reduce cellulite, improve circulation and promote lymphatic drainage. This technique can be combined with other massage techniques and is generally safe. A licensed practitioner should be consulted for the treatment.
Air Candling
Inversion Therapy
Wood Therapy
Ear candling involves inserting a hollow candle into the ear canal and lighting it on the other end to draw out impurities. There is little scientific evidence to support this practice, and it can be dangerous if not performed correctly. It's important to consult a healthcare professional before trying ear candling or any other alternative therapy.
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