Dry Needling

Our holistic approach to chiropractic care includes Dry Needling.  Rooted in ancient acupuncture principles, dry needling has evolved into a contemporary treatment, and its potential benefits extend far beyond pain relief.   

Benefits of Dry Needling

Pain Relief
Improved Range of Motion
Faster Recovery
Reduced Headaches
Chronic Pain Management

Photo of the team at Pittwater Chiro which includes three chiropractors, one massage therapist and a practice manager.

Why You're In Good Hands

 We understand that you are in physical discomfort and pain. Or that this might be your first time visiting an allied health clinic. At Pittwater Chiro, our experienced chiropractors pride themselves on their communication. We will make every effort to help you feel comfortable, safe, and welcome.

Your personalised recovery path is our priority and why our thousands of patients trust us with their care on their journey back to better health.

What Dry Needling Can Help With

Dry needling can assist in addressing a wide range of conditions, including:

Muscle Pain
Joint Issues
Sports Injuries
Chronic Pain
Headaches

Chiropractor inserting a needle into a trigger point on patient's lower back.

Our Clinics

Discover our two dedicated chiropractic clinics located in Balgowlah and Mona Vale, where our expert team delivers exceptional chiropractic care in a welcoming and supportive environment. With a focus on holistic health and personalised treatment plans, we are here to get you back to doing what you love.. 

Mona Vale

Suite 2/11 Waratah Street

Balgowlah

9/470 Sydney Road

What is Dry Needling?

Dry needling is a therapeutic technique that involves the insertion of fine, sterile needles into specific trigger points or tight knots in muscles, fascia, or connective tissues. The term “dry” distinguishes it from “wet needling,” which may involve injecting substances like corticosteroids or anesthetics.

Female patient being treated by a chiropractor for neck pain

What to expect?

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History of injury or pain

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Examination

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Diagnosis

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Treatment