This technique uses negative pressure/suction to lift the fascia. Your therapist may use static/stationary or dynamic/movement-based techniques to stretch different layers of fascia and create space around the underlying structures.
This technique uses negative pressure/suction to lift the fascia. Your therapist may use static/stationary or dynamic/movement-based techniques to stretch different layers of fascia and create space around the underlying structures.
This technique uses negative pressure/suction to lift the fascia. Your therapist may use static/stationary or dynamic/movement-based techniques to stretch different layers of fascia and create space around the underlying structures.
This technique uses negative pressure/suction to lift the fascia. Your therapist may use static/stationary or dynamic/movement-based techniques to stretch different layers of fascia and create space around the underlying structures.
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