Cupping Therapy
Gentle suction that draws skin and soft tissue upward, used alongside an adjustment and aimed at loosening tight areas hands-on work does not always reach.
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Dry needling uses a thin, sterile, single-use filiform needle placed directly into a tight, irritable knot in the muscle, called a trigger point, to help release it. It's a targeted technique for muscle tension that hasn't responded to stretching, massage, or other hands-on work. We'll walk you through what the technique involves before your first session, so nothing about it is a surprise.
Under Texas chiropractic rules, needle-based techniques like this one fall under our acupuncture permit. That's why this service is performed only by Willie Ow, D.C., who holds a current acupuncture permit from the Texas Board of Chiropractic Examiners.
We offer it for selected musculoskeletal complaints, often paired with an adjustment or other soft-tissue work in the same visit. Whether it fits your case depends on your exam and your history, and we'll tell you honestly if it isn't the right addition to your plan.
Gentle suction that draws skin and soft tissue upward, used alongside an adjustment and aimed at loosening tight areas hands-on work does not always reach.
Learn more →A hands-off session with an LZR UltraBright unit at 810 nm and 660 nm, used within the manufacturer's labeled indications, added only when it fits your plan.
Learn more →A handheld applicator delivers sound-wave energy that warms tissue below the surface, used alongside your adjustments for sprains, strains, and tendonitis.
Learn more →Call (972) 596-1611 or book online. We'll get you seen fast.