Graston Technique for Soft Tissue Recovery
Scar tissue and fascial restrictions can limit your movement, cause pain, and slow your recovery from injury.
When traditional massage and stretching are not enough to break down these restrictions, the Graston Technique offers a precise, effective solution.
At Tonic Physio in Milton, our Graston Technique service uses specialized instruments to detect and treat soft tissue dysfunction, helping you recover faster and move more freely.
When traditional massage and stretching are not enough to break down these restrictions, the Graston Technique offers a precise, effective solution.
At Tonic Physio in Milton, our Graston Technique service uses specialized instruments to detect and treat soft tissue dysfunction, helping you recover faster and move more freely.
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Understanding the Graston Technique
The Graston Technique is a form of instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM) that uses stainless steel instruments to assess and treat fascial restrictions and scar tissue.
Common conditions treated with Graston:
• Chronic tendonitis and overuse injuries
• Scar tissue from surgery or injury
• Plantar fasciitis
• IT band syndrome
• Shoulder impingement and rotator cuff injuries
• Post-surgical soft tissue recovery
Our physiotherapists are trained in the Graston Technique to provide safe, effective treatment as part of your recovery plan.
Common conditions treated with Graston:
• Chronic tendonitis and overuse injuries
• Scar tissue from surgery or injury
• Plantar fasciitis
• IT band syndrome
• Shoulder impingement and rotator cuff injuries
• Post-surgical soft tissue recovery
Our physiotherapists are trained in the Graston Technique to provide safe, effective treatment as part of your recovery plan.
- Certified Graston Technique practitioners
- Specialized stainless steel instruments
- Combined with physiotherapy for best results
- Targeted treatment for scar tissue and restrictions
- Same-week appointments available
At Tonic Physio Milton, we use the Graston Technique to address stubborn soft tissue restrictions. Whether you are recovering from surgery or dealing with chronic overuse, we provide expert care that targets the source of your problem.
How the Graston Technique Works
The Graston Technique uses specialized instruments to detect and break down fascial restrictions and scar tissue.
Our treatment includes:
• Instrument-Assisted Assessment: The instruments help detect areas of restriction and scar tissue that are not easily felt by hand.
• Soft Tissue Mobilization: Controlled pressure is applied to break down restrictions and promote tissue healing.
• Combined Treatment: Graston is used alongside stretching, strengthening, and other physiotherapy techniques for comprehensive care.
We select the treatment areas based on your assessment and goals.
Our treatment includes:
• Instrument-Assisted Assessment: The instruments help detect areas of restriction and scar tissue that are not easily felt by hand.
• Soft Tissue Mobilization: Controlled pressure is applied to break down restrictions and promote tissue healing.
• Combined Treatment: Graston is used alongside stretching, strengthening, and other physiotherapy techniques for comprehensive care.
We select the treatment areas based on your assessment and goals.
- Reduced pain from scar tissue and restrictions
- Improved range of motion
- Faster recovery from injuries
- Better soft tissue healing
- Enhanced sports performance
If you are looking for Graston Technique treatment in Milton, Tonic Physio provides expert care with direct billing to most insurance providers.
What to Expect During Your Graston Session
Your Graston session is focused and therapeutic.
Step 1: Assessment
We assess your soft tissues, identify restrictions, and determine the best treatment approach for your condition.
Step 2: Instrument Application
Specialized instruments are used to treat the affected areas. You may feel some pressure and mild discomfort as restrictions are addressed.
Step 3: Treatment Duration
Sessions typically last 15 to 30 minutes depending on the areas treated.
Step 4: Aftercare
You may experience mild redness or soreness after treatment. We provide aftercare instructions to support your recovery.
Step 1: Assessment
We assess your soft tissues, identify restrictions, and determine the best treatment approach for your condition.
Step 2: Instrument Application
Specialized instruments are used to treat the affected areas. You may feel some pressure and mild discomfort as restrictions are addressed.
Step 3: Treatment Duration
Sessions typically last 15 to 30 minutes depending on the areas treated.
Step 4: Aftercare
You may experience mild redness or soreness after treatment. We provide aftercare instructions to support your recovery.
Your Partner for Soft Tissue Recovery
Scar tissue and fascial restrictions should not limit your movement or comfort.
At Tonic Physio, we use the Graston Technique as part of our comprehensive approach to soft tissue health. Our team provides expert care, precise treatment, and ongoing support to help you recover fully.
We are committed to helping you move freely and without pain.
At Tonic Physio, we use the Graston Technique as part of our comprehensive approach to soft tissue health. Our team provides expert care, precise treatment, and ongoing support to help you recover fully.
We are committed to helping you move freely and without pain.
Book Your Graston Technique Session Today
Experience the benefits of the Graston Technique.
Call 905-878-7775 or book online to schedule your session at our Milton clinic.
We offer same-week appointments, evening and Saturday hours, and direct insurance billing. Start your soft tissue recovery today.
Call 905-878-7775 or book online to schedule your session at our Milton clinic.
We offer same-week appointments, evening and Saturday hours, and direct insurance billing. Start your soft tissue recovery today.
Common Questions About the Graston Technique
The Graston Technique is a form of instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization that uses specialized stainless steel instruments to detect and treat fascial restrictions and scar tissue.
You may feel some pressure and mild discomfort during treatment. However, we adjust the intensity to your tolerance level. Any soreness after treatment is usually mild and short-lived.
Sessions typically last 15 to 30 minutes depending on the areas treated and your treatment goals.
Yes, when performed by trained professionals. We use proper technique and follow safety protocols.
Bring your health card, insurance information, and a list of current medications. Wear comfortable clothing that allows access to the treatment areas.
No referral is needed. You can book directly with our Milton clinic. Some insurance plans may require a doctor's note for coverage.
Most extended health insurance plans cover Graston when provided as part of physiotherapy treatment. We offer direct billing.
Graston is safe for most people. However, it may not be suitable for those with certain skin conditions or open wounds. We assess your suitability before treatment.
Graston uses specialized instruments to detect and treat deeper restrictions that manual massage may not reach. It is more targeted and precise for breaking down scar tissue.
You should book an assessment if you have scar tissue, chronic tendonitis, or restricted movement that has not improved with other treatments. Graston can provide effective relief.
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