Graston Technique

The Graston Technique is an instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM) method used to break down scar tissue, adhesions, and fascial restrictions.

Specialized stainless-steel tools detect and treat tissue restrictions by applying controlled pressure and scraping motions, improving mobility and reducing pain.

• Chronic muscle tightness
   
• Tendonitis / tendinopathy
   
• Scar tissue
   
• Plantar fasciitis
   
• IT band syndrome
   
• Rotator cuff issues
   
• Neck and back pain
   
• Post-injury stiffness

Some patients feel deep pressure or mild discomfort, especially in tight or restricted areas, but treatment is adjustable to comfort level.

Yes.
When performed by trained clinicians, it is safe and effective.
Mild redness or temporary soreness can occur.

Typically 15–20 minutes per region as part of a full treatment session.

• Reduced pain
   
• Increased mobility
   
• Breakdown of scar tissue
   
• Improved muscle function
   
• Faster recovery from chronic or repetitive injuries

Yes.
It is particularly effective for chronic tightness, old injuries, and long-standing adhesions that do not respond to regular massage.

Absolutely.
It works well with chiropractic care, ART, stretching, corrective exercise, and rehabilitation programs

Many patients notice changes within 1–3 sessions, especially when combined with movement-based therapy.