Yes, We use standard acupuncture and advanced dry needling techniques to help you recover faster and fully.

Dry needling is a treatment technique whereby a thin, microfilament needle penetrates the skin to treat underlying muscular trigger points for the management of movement impairments and neuromusculoskeletal pain. It is safe, minimally invasive, and often an effective technique for patients with certain musculoskeletal presentations. 

Commonly treated injuries with dry needling include, but are not limited to, neck pain, shoulder problems, lower back pain, knee conditions, sciatica, hip pain, tendonitis, and more.

Our acupuncturist will do an in-depth consultation including medical history, and observe the flexion, extension, and posture of your body, to evaluate your health condition. The information collected during your consultation helps the acupuncturist determine and create the most appropriate treatment plan for your unique needs.

It is okay to work out before dry needling treatment. The effectiveness of the treatment can even be enhanced by the increased blood flow from working out.

However, working out after dry needling is not recommended. It is important to take it easy after your visit. Acupuncture gives your body a stimulus that works towards rebalancing your system, which takes a lot of energy, blood, and other resources. If you put most of those resources to your muscles with exercise after treatment, your body will not have the power it needs to put towards rebalancing the body and addressing your primary concern that brought you in for treatment in the first place. It is essential to rest, while the body uses the increased circulation in the area from treatment to heal itself.