Targeted sound waves to calm inflammation and promote healing.
Therapeutic ultrasound uses high-frequency sound waves delivered through a handheld device to penetrate deep into muscle and joint tissue. The sound waves create gentle heat at the cellular level, which increases blood flow, reduces inflammation, and speeds up tissue repair. It is not the same ultrasound used for imaging. This is a treatment tool.
Dr. Clay uses ultrasound therapy for injuries and conditions where inflammation or deep tissue damage is involved. It is painless, noninvasive, and often used as part of a broader treatment session alongside adjustments and manual therapy.
A gel is applied to the treatment area to help the sound waves transmit into the tissue.
Dr. Clay moves the ultrasound head slowly over the area in circular motions for five to ten minutes.
You will feel a gentle warmth. The treatment is painless.
Afterward, you may notice reduced pain, less swelling, and improved range of motion. Multiple sessions are usually recommended for best results.
Specific, hands-on realignment tuned to each person's needs.
Acupuncture-style release for deep myofascial and nerve pain.
Trigger-point and soft-tissue work to free up tight, bound muscle.
Suction therapy to boost circulation and ease tension.
Guided scraping to break up adhesions and speed recovery.
Supportive taping that keeps you moving between visits.
Cold therapy to settle acute flare-ups and swelling.
Corrective movement so the work holds long after you leave.
A whole-body, functional-medicine approach to feeling well.