Dr. Kaff and Dr. Wayne are pleased to bring the top different treatment options for herniated, bulging, and degenerative discs. We have been treating discs in this office for nearly 25 years, using proven techniques and advanced technology. If you've never tried spinal decompression therapy—or tried it at another clinic and didn't get the results you hoped for—come and visit with us to explore new options that may work better for you.
Let’s review four different options we incorporate into our spinal decompression chiropractic care here at Frisco Spinal Rehab. We offer everything from simple pain relief to comprehensive protocols designed to resolve spinal disc issues at the source. Apply now to be part of an organization committed to your success and long-term spinal health.
Avoid surgery in Frisco utilizing our comprehensive approach to spinal stenosis, cervical disc herniations and lumbar disc herniations. The DRX9000 has an 88% success rate at relieving neck and back pain. We offer a complimentary consultation where you can sit down 1 on 1 with the doctor for a full case evaluation and review of your lumbar or cervical MRI.
Spinal decompression is a non-invasive procedure used to relieve back and neck pain and focuses on intermittent traction force to the spine. Traction therapy in this context means “the deliberate and prolonged pulling of the spine, as by weights, to reduce pressure, etc.” This pulling stretches the spine, taking pressure off the discs and nerves and has provided relief for those with herniated discs, pinched nerves, scoliosis, sciatica, and degenerative disc disease.
Spinal decompression therapy is particularly beneficial for patients seeking alternatives to surgery or medication. At Frisco Spinal Rehab, our spinal decompression chiropractic care combines advanced equipment with expert techniques to enhance spinal alignment and promote natural healing. Many of our patients experience significant pain relief and improved mobility after completing a personalized decompression program.
Spinal decompression is particularly helpful for:
Spinal decompression is safe and comfortable, especially on the DRX9000. Sessions range from $50 to $150 depending on the equipment used. Frisco Spinal Rehab has treated thousands of patients over the past 24 years with spinal decompression therapy, helping many cancel and avoid back surgery. This non-invasive approach gently relieves pressure on spinal discs and nerves, offering a highly effective alternative to more aggressive procedures.
Our clinic is proud to offer advanced spinal decompression chiropractic care, combining expert techniques with state-of-the-art technology to maximize your healing potential. Whether you’re struggling with chronic back pain or a herniated disc, our proven protocols are designed to get you lasting relief.
Spinal decompression therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses a traction device to gently stretch the spine, creating negative pressure in the discs to reduce pressure on the spinal nerves and alleviate pain. This therapy helps to reduce pressure on the spine, allowing the discs to rehydrate and become more flexible, which helps to improve the range of motion, reduce inflammation, and promote healing in the affected area. It is an excellent option for individuals looking for a conservative alternative to surgery, particularly those suffering from herniated discs or chronic back conditions.
An average treatment plan involves 20–30 treatments over six to eight weeks. Each treatment lasts around 28 minutes. Spinal decompression therapy is most effective when performed consistently, allowing the spine to gradually decompress and heal over time. Many patients begin to notice improvements in mobility and pain relief within the first few sessions.
Our approach to spinal decompression chiropractic care is always personalized, with treatment frequency and supportive therapies adjusted based on your condition and response to care. This ensures optimal results and long-term spinal health.
What are some of the benefits of the DRX9000:
Overall, spinal decompression is incredibly safe. Occasionally a patient may experience the following after spinal decompression:
In order to reduce the risk of side effects, chiropractic spinal decompression should not be used if you have:
Also, let the chiropractor know if you have had previous spinal surgery, spondylolisthesis, Paget disease, or difficulty lying on your back or stomach.
