07/06/2026
Dry needling does more than release a tight muscle. It changes what's happening at a tissue level.
When a needle is inserted into a trigger point, it produces a local twitch response. That response increases blood flow to the area, delivering fresh oxygen and nutrients to tissue that has been restricted or working under load for too long.
The result is often a noticeable shift. Not just in how the muscle feels, but in how it functions.
At SWITCH Lane Cove, we use dry needling for:
• Chronic muscle tightness that doesn't respond to stretching
• Slow-healing injuries where circulation to the tissue is compromised
• Muscles that keep inhibiting or switching off
If you've been managing something that isn't shifting, it's worth a conversation.
Book online: weareswitch.com.au/clinics/lanecove/