Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation
Clinical Physiotherapy Applications
We rebuild your spine and joint biomechanics with internationally recognized, up-to-date clinical applications that target the source of the problem.
Myofascial Release
A specialized technique that opens adhesions and tensions in the fascial system, restoring flexibility and circulation.
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Trigger Point Therapy
Targeting painful, oxygen-deprived knots in muscle fibers, relieving the muscle through regional ischemic compression.
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Graston Technique (IASTM)
Remodeling chronic tissue damage and scar tissue using specially designed stainless steel instruments.
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Mobilization and Manipulation
Specific joint techniques that mobilize synovial fluid in locked joints and restore painless gliding/rotation mechanics.
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What is Manual Therapy? What Does It Really Do?
Manual Therapy is neither just a "muscle-relaxing" massage nor a simple and risky procedure like "cracking the spine back into place". In light of current medical literature (PubMed / PEDro), "Manual Therapy" is an international medical procedure standard. Its main task is to mechanically revive the disrupted "Synovial Fluid" cycle in the locked joint space and dissolve anaerobic knots in the muscles. But the real miracle happens inside.
Neurophysiological (Bialosky) Model: Why Does Your Pain Stop Suddenly?
- 1.Mekanik Serbestleşme & Dekompresyon: In hernia (e.g. lumbar hernia) or cartilage damage, the tissue cannot breathe. When the therapist mobilizes the facet and disc space with their hands, the inflammatory leak inside is dispersed and "Oxygen" begins to fill that region of the spine again.
- 2.İnen Ağrı İnhibisyonu (Ağrı Kesici Şalteri): This is the real secret of healing. Science has proven that correct rhythmic pressures applied to the tissue in manual therapy create new electrical impulses traveling through the spinal cord to the brain. This impulse activates the system descending from the brain that secretes the body's own natural and most powerful painkillers.