Who It Is For
- Patients with persistent muscle tightness and pain
- Athletes needing mobility restoration between training sessions
- Clients with overuse patterns affecting performance
Dry Needling at Complex
Dry needling is used to reduce sensitivity and restore movement when trigger points and muscle guarding limit your progress in rehab or training.
Looking for a diagnosis-specific plan? Start in our Conditions section, then choose the closest clinic in Locations.
Outcomes
- Improved range of motion and tissue tolerance
- Reduced pain sensitivity in overloaded areas
- Better response to exercise and manual therapy
What to Expect
- Clinical screening to determine if dry needling is appropriate
- Targeted treatment by licensed providers with clear explanation
- Follow-up movement work to keep gains from each session
Related Conditions
Neck Pain & Headaches
Persistent neck pain and cervicogenic headaches can be improved with better mobility, muscular endurance, and load management.
Shoulder Pain
Shoulder pain can be driven by load management, cuff capacity, and movement control through the shoulder blade and thoracic spine.
Low Back Pain
Low back pain often reflects a combination of load tolerance, movement strategy, and recovery habits that can be improved with focused treatment.
Sciatica
Sciatica often involves nerve irritation and movement sensitivity. A graded rehabilitation plan helps reduce symptoms and restore function.
Available Locations
South Miami
Our South Miami headquarters combines expert rehabilitation and high-performance training under one roof, making it easier to move from pain relief to peak output.
Wynwood
Our Wynwood location offers integrated physical therapy and performance services inside Omega Wellness Club, ideal for active clients seeking premium amenities and expert care.
Fort Lauderdale
Our Fort Lauderdale clinic is opening in 2026 and will bring the same one-on-one rehab and performance model trusted across South Florida.
Dry Needling FAQs
Is dry needling the same as acupuncture?
No. Dry needling is a modern, musculoskeletal treatment performed by licensed clinicians within a broader rehab plan.
Does dry needling hurt?
Most patients feel a brief twitch response or mild ache. We communicate throughout treatment and adjust based on your tolerance.
How many sessions are typically needed?
That depends on symptom duration and training load, but many clients notice early improvements when paired with exercise and manual therapy.
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