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Target Deep Muscle Tension and Fast-Track Your Recovery.
Soft tissue tightness can trap you in a cycle of pain and limited movement. Functional Dry Needling (FDN) is a fast, highly targeted treatment that releases deep muscle knots manual therapy alone can’t always reach.
Using ultra-thin, sterile filament needles, our certified therapists target hyperirritable muscle trigger points. This breaks the pain cycle, restores blood flow, and resets the muscle so you can move freely again.
Does It Hurt?
It’s normal to feel a little hesitant about needles, but FDN is safe, efficient, and surprisingly comfortable.
- The Insertion: Most patients barely feel the tiny filament needle entering the skin.
- The "Twitch": When the needle touches a tight muscle knot, you’ll feel a brief, involuntary muscle twitch. This "local twitch response" is actually a great sign—it means the muscle knot is relaxing and resetting.
- Post-Treatment: You might feel a mild, dull soreness similar to a tough workout for 24 to 48 hours, followed by a noticeable increase in mobility and decrease in pain.
How is FDN Different From Acupuncture?While both use tiny needles, acupuncture is rooted in traditional Chinese medicine and energy flow. Dry Needling is grounded in modern Western neuroanatomy, targeting specific muscles and motor points to fix physical dysfunction.
While both use tiny needles, acupuncture is rooted in traditional Chinese medicine and energy flow. Dry Needling is grounded in modern Western neuroanatomy, targeting specific muscles and motor points to fix physical dysfunction.
Targeting Pain Everywhere It HidesBoth acute and chronic pain can often be successfully resolved with FDN including recent muscle strains, low back pain, neck pain, tension headaches, shin splints, hip pain, and many other orthopedic conditions.
Both acute and chronic pain can often be successfully resolved with FDN including recent muscle strains, low back pain, neck pain, tension headaches, shin splints, hip pain, and many other orthopedic conditions.
