Professional Dry Needling Services near Buderim – Surf and Sports Myotherapy
Welcome to Surf & Sports Myotherapy, Buderim’s leading provider of professional dry needling services.
Why Surf & Sports Myotherapy is the preferred choice for dry needling in Buderim
Our mission is to support your health and wellness journey with outstanding treatments that alleviate muscle tension and foster the body’s own healing mechanisms. At Surf & Sports Myo, we offer much more than dry needling. Our holistic wellness approach combines sports and remedial massage with custom-tailored care designed specifically for you. We’re focused on facilitating healing, preventing injuries, reducing pain, and boosting both your mobility and performance through scientifically backed methods.
Part of our commitment involves educating our patients on lifestyle adjustments and preventative strategies to tackle the underlying causes of discomfort. Our clinic operates as a comprehensive wellness center, ready to serve the varied needs of individuals from all walks of life and professional backgrounds.
Your premier health and wellness destination in Buderim
A short drive away from Buderim (see Google map below), we expand on conventional therapy methods. As experts in dry needling, we’re dedicated to elevating your overall well-being. Our proficiency with this advanced technique sets us apart as the definitive choice for targeted, effective relief and continuous health support. Whether it’s easing muscle stiffness or supporting your recovery, our dry needling solutions are customised to your specific health goals, aiming to help you lead a more balanced and vibrant life in Buderim. Start your journey to improved well-being with us!
Our approach to dry needling
Our skilled myotherapists use fine needles with precision to relax and heal your muscles, targeting specific points on the body to enhance muscle functionality and deliver significant pain relief. Our meticulous technique is designed to achieve the best possible outcomes.
The benefits of dry needling
Discover the extensive benefits our dry needling services provide for both your physical and mental health:
Chronic Pain Relief
Precisely targets points to alleviate headaches, sports injuries, and other issues.
Remedial Impact
Directly confronts muscle knots and neurological trigger points, offering effective relief from pain and dysfunction.
Deep Tissue Engagement
Employs fine, sterile needles to reach myofascial trigger points and tissues deeper than standard massage techniques.
Muscle Tension Mitigation
Triggers a twitch response that directly addresses the source of pain for immediate relief.
Mobility Enhancement
Encourages muscle relaxation, leading to improved flexibility and movement.
Circulation Boost
Increases blood flow and reduces inflammation in specific areas.
Validated for Myofascial Pain
Recognised as a potent method for managing myofascial pain syndromes.
Stress and Anxiety Management
Promotes the release of endorphins, reducing physical stress indicators such as tension in the neck and shoulders.
What our patients say about us
Visit Our Clinic
Drop by our clinic to experience the authentic massage in the surrounding areas of Buderim.
Feel the difference with our expert therapists guiding your journey to wellness.
Surf & Sport Myotherapy also offers:
Myotherapy
Remedial massage
Sport massage
Strapping
Frequently Asked Questions about Dry Needling
Does dry needling work?
Yes, dry needling technique has been found to be effective for many conditions, particularly musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction. However, the effectiveness of dry needling may vary depending on the individual and the specific condition being treated. It is important to seek treatment from a skilled and qualified practitioner. Give us a call and we can discuss your concerns!
Does dry needling hurt? Is dry needling painful?
Dry needling can be uncomfortable or even painful for some people, but the level of discomfort can vary depending on the individual’s pain threshold and the area being treated. The needles used in dry needling are very thin and designed to minimise discomfort, but some people may experience a mild to moderate sensation when the needle is inserted into the trigger point or knot. This sensation is often described as a dull ache, tingling, or pressure, and may last for a few seconds to a few minutes. After the needle is removed, some people may experience temporary soreness or stiffness in the treated area, but this usually resolves within a day or two.
Is there any dry needling side effects or dry needly contraindications?
While dry needling is generally considered safe, there are some potential side effects and contraindications to be aware of. Some people may experience mild bruising, bleeding, or soreness in the treated area, but these side effects are usually temporary and resolve within a few days. In rare cases, more serious side effects such as infection or nerve damage may occur. These cases are extremely rare when the treatment is performed by a qualified and experienced practitioner using sterile needles.
Dry needling is contraindicated in certain situations, such as if you have a bleeding disorder, are taking blood thinners, or have a compromised immune system. The treatment should also be avoided in areas where there is an infection, inflammation, or open wound. Additionally, dry needling should be performed with caution in pregnant women and in certain areas of the body, such as near major blood vessels or nerves. Again, we’re just one call away to discuss your concerns.
Dry needling vs acupuncture, what’s the actual difference?
While both use needles, they’re distinct in purpose and technique.
Acupuncture, a traditional Chinese practice, involves inserting thin needles at specific body points to balance energy flow, or qi. Dry needling, a modern medical technique, targets muscle knots and connective tissues to alleviate pain and improve functionality.
It relies on anatomical knowledge to pinpoint trigger points for effective treatment.
The needles differ, too.
Acupuncture needle uses longer, finer needles for deeper skin penetration, often leaving them in place for extended periods. In contrast, dry needling employs shorter, thicker needles for quick insertion and removal, focusing on trigger points.
Come and meet Gary Javonena,
Noosa’s well loved dry needling practioner
There, I was working in a busy private practice with a bunch of legends who helped me become the person and practitioner I am today.
Also, surfing is my thing.
When I’m not working you can find me at the nearest beach riding waves and, when the surf is flat, I swop my board for a mountain bike and pedal hard in Wooroi, Nambour or wherever I can have fun!
Finally, you might also see me on a jetski dressed in yellow and red on the weekends, as part of the Noosa Lifeguards team.
I’ll tell you more when we meet!
I have decided to become a myotherapist, remedial massage therapist and dry needling practitioner because in my mind, there is nothing more rewarding than helping people to get back to doing what they love and feeling healthy and happy.
Come and see us, we’re here to help!
Opening Times
Monday to Friday : 08:00 – 19:00
Saturday: 08:00 – 16:00
