Graston Technique
Graston Technique in Brooklyn for Pain and Restricted Movement
At Physio Logic NYC in Downtown Brooklyn, our chiropractors use Graston Technique® to treat scar tissue and fascial restrictions that can contribute to pain, stiffness, and limited movement. Your evaluation helps determine whether this instrument-assisted treatment fits your symptoms and goals.

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What Graston Technique Does
Instrument-Assisted Care for Scar Tissue and
Restricted Movement
Graston Technique® uses specially designed stainless steel instruments to help a chiropractor identify and treat areas of scar tissue, adhesions, and restricted soft-tissue movement. The goal is to reduce discomfort and help you move more comfortably through daily activities, work, exercise, or sport. Care is adjusted to your symptoms and tolerance. Many patients describe the sensation as a deep massage, and mild tenderness or temporary bruising can occur. Your clinician will explain what to expect and whether Graston Technique® is appropriate for your condition.
Commonly Helps With:
- Plantar Fasciitis
- Tennis & Golfer's Elbow
- Shoulder & Rotator Cuff Injuries
- Neck & Back Pain
- IT Band Syndrome
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Scar Tissue & Post-Surgical Recovery
How This Treatment May Help
Targeted Support
for Better Movement
Release Adhesions
Free tissues that scarring has bound together so they move independently again.
Relieve Pain
Ease the chronic inflammation and nerve irritation adhesions can create.
Restore Movement
Rebuild normal movement patterns so you can return to activity, sport and work.
Rapid Results
Many patients see significant improvement within four to eight sessions.
Precise Treatment
Instruments find and treat restrictions manual palpation alone can miss.
Support Long-Term Recovery
Better tissue quality and biomechanics help reduce the risk of re-injury.
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Questions Answered
Everything You
Need to Know.
Does Graston Technique® hurt?
Most patients describe the sensation as similar to a deep massage. You may feel some tenderness in areas with significant tissue restriction, but discomfort should remain tolerable. Minor bruising or skin discoloration is common and expected. Any mild soreness typically resolves within 24-48 hours. Your clinician adjusts pressure based on your tolerance.
How long is a Graston Technique® appointment?
Your first visit is a 60-minute evaluation. We go through your injury history, current symptoms, the treatments you have already tried and the goals you want to get back to, then examine the tissue and build a treatment plan with you. Follow-up treatment sessions run 30 to 45 minutes.
How many sessions will I need?
Most patients see significant results within 4-8 sessions, depending on the severity and chronicity of the condition. Acute injuries may require fewer sessions, while chronic conditions or extensive scar tissue may need 8-12 sessions. Your clinician will provide an estimated treatment timeline after your initial evaluation.
How is Graston Technique® different from a deep tissue massage?
Both work on soft tissue, but Graston Technique® uses specially designed instruments that amplify changes in tissue texture, allowing precise detection and treatment of scar tissue and adhesions. That mechanical advantage lets a clinician apply more focused pressure with less strain, targeting specific dysfunctional tissue that manual techniques might miss.
Is there anyone who should not have Graston Technique®?
Graston Technique® should not be used over open wounds, unhealed fractures, acute infections or certain skin conditions, and it requires caution for patients taking blood thinners or living with a bleeding disorder. If you are pregnant, check with your physician first. Your practitioner screens for all of this before treatment begins.
Does insurance cover Graston Technique®?
Coverage varies by plan. Graston Technique® is typically covered as part of chiropractic care, physical therapy or another covered service when medically necessary — it is usually not billed separately, but as a technique within your covered visit. Our office can verify your specific benefits before you come in.
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Find Out Whether Graston Technique Fits Your Goals
Start with a 60-minute evaluation at our Downtown Brooklyn clinic. We will review your symptoms, movement, and goals, then explain whether Graston Technique® is an appropriate part of your care plan. Schedule an Examination or request a call to get started.



