Scraping Therapy

Scraping therapy, also known as instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM), is a technique used to break up adhesions, scar tissue, and fascial restrictions in muscles and connective tissues. This method involves using specialized tools to apply controlled pressure and friction over the skin. By stimulating blood flow and breaking down myofascial restrictions, scraping therapy helps promote healing, improve mobility, and reduce pain. 

The benefits of scraping therapy include improved circulation, faster recovery from injuries, and increased range of motion. The technique triggers a controlled inflammatory response, which promotes tissue repair and encourages the body to reabsorb scar tissue and adhesions. While some patients may experience mild redness or temporary discomfort after treatment, these effects typically subside quickly. Many athletes and active individuals use scraping therapy as part of their recovery routine to enhance flexibility and prevent injuries.