Dry Needling
Dry Needling
Dry needling is a highly effective technique for treating muscle pain, tension, and trigger points. Using thin, sterile needles, I target specific areas of muscle tightness to release knots, reduce pain, and restore normal muscle function.
What Dry Needling Treats:
- Chronic muscle pain and stiffness
- Tension headaches and neck pain
- Shoulder pain and frozen shoulder
- Sports injuries and overuse conditions
- Lower back pain and sciatica
- Plantar fasciitis and foot pain
How its works
Dry needling deactivates trigger points (those tight, painful knots in your muscles) by inserting a needle directly into the affected tissue. This releases muscle tension, improves blood flow, and activates your body’s natural healing response. Many patients experience immediate relief.
What to Expect:
The needles used are extremely thin – much finer than injection needles. You may feel a brief sensation when the needle contacts the trigger point, followed by a release of tensionMost patients find the treatment surprisingly comfortable, and the relief often comes quickly.
Perfect For:
Athletes, office workers with repetitive strain, anyone with chronic muscle tension, and patients who haven’t found relief with other treatments.
With over 30 years of experience and my painless Japanese technique, I make dry needling as comfortable as possible. Remember – your first treatment is completely FREE, so you can experience the benefits risk-free.
Ready to Feel Like Yourself Again?
Your first treatment is completely FREE
No risk, no cost, just relief. We’ll verify your coverage, handle all authorizations, and get you scheduled quickly.
Don’t suffer in pain. Let us help you heal – with zero out-of-pocket cost to you.
Robin Hays, LAc, OMD, Diplomate of Acupuncture Orthopedics
Licensed Acupuncturist • 30+ Years Experience • Voted Best Acupuncturist in Milpitas 2025
Accepting Workers' Compensation Throughout California
Milpitas Office: 854 N Hillview Drive, Milpitas, CA 95035
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