Graston Technique® Chiropractor Near Me
Looking For Graston Technique® Near You?
If you are searching for Graston Technique® near you, you are likely looking for a hands-on treatment approach designed to address scar tissue, muscle restrictions, fascia adhesions, tendon problems, and chronic soft tissue pain.
At Body First Chiropractic, Dr. Justin Hill uses Graston Technique® along with Active Release Technique®, chiropractic care, dry needling, and other hands-on manual therapy treatments to help patients improve mobility and function.
What Is Graston Technique®?
Graston Technique® is an instrument-assisted soft tissue treatment that uses specialized stainless-steel instruments to identify and treat restrictions within muscles, fascia, tendons, ligaments, and scar tissue.
Many patients refer to Graston Technique® as:
- Chiropractic Scraping
- Muscle Scraping
- Soft Tissue Scraping
- IASTM (Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization)
The goal is to improve tissue mobility, reduce restrictions, and restore normal movement and function.
Conditions Commonly Treated With Graston Technique®
- Plantar Fasciitis
- Achilles Tendon Pain
- Tennis Elbow
- Golfer’s Elbow
- Shoulder Pain
- Neck Pain
- Back Pain
- Hip Pain
- Knee Pain
- Sports Injuries
- Scar Tissue Restrictions
- Chronic Muscle Tightness
Why Patients Seek Graston Technique®
Many patients seek Graston Technique® after:
- Physical therapy has not helped
- Stretching has not solved the problem
- Massage provides only temporary relief
- The pain continues to return
- They are looking for a more targeted soft tissue treatment
Why Choose Body First Chiropractic?
✔ Certified Graston Technique® Provider
✔ One-On-One Care With The Doctor
✔ Active Release Technique® Available
✔ Dry Needling Available
✔ Hands-On Manual Therapy Focus
✔ Treatment For Joint And Soft Tissue Restrictions
✔ Convenient Sunset Hills Location
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Graston Technique®?
Graston Technique® is an instrument-assisted soft tissue treatment used to identify and treat restrictions within muscles, fascia, tendons, ligaments, and scar tissue.
Is Graston Technique® the same as chiropractic scraping?
Yes. Many patients refer to Graston Technique® as chiropractic scraping or muscle scraping.
Does Graston Technique® hurt?
Treatment may create mild discomfort in restricted tissues, but most patients tolerate it well.
What conditions can Graston Technique® help?
Graston Technique® is commonly used for plantar fasciitis, tendon injuries, sports injuries, neck pain, shoulder pain, and chronic muscle restrictions.
Ready To Schedule?
If you are looking for Graston Technique®, chiropractic scraping, or instrument-assisted soft tissue treatment in St. Louis, Sunset Hills, Crestwood, Kirkwood, or the surrounding area, schedule your evaluation today.