Dry needling is a targeted technique used to release trigger points, relieve pain, and improve muscle function. While it uses the same fine needles as acupuncture, its approach is based on modern western medicine and neurophysiology rather than traditional energy pathways.
A dysfunctional muscle often forms a tight, painful knot known as a trigger point, which can cause localized pain, muscle weakness, and restricted movement.
Key Benefits
Releasing muscle tension through precise needling of the affected area.
Stimulating blood flow to promote healing and tissue repair.
Reducing nerve irritation, making movements feel smoother and less painful.
Dry needling is performed using sterile, single-use needles, and while some muscle soreness may occur post-treatment, stretching and icing can help reduce discomfort. This technique is particularly effective in chronic pain management, sports rehabilitation, and muscle recovery.