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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Graston (Scraping).
During a Graston session you'll feel targeted pressure and brief discomfort as instruments detect adhesions. Mild redness or bruising may appear. Sessions are typically a short add-on; your therapist will explain aftercare like ice, stretching, and hydration.
Ideal candidates include clients with soft tissue restrictions, chronic pain, post-surgical adhesions, tendonitis, or sports injuries. It's offered as an add-on to massage after screening for contraindications like open wounds or certain vascular conditions.
Results vary by condition; some clients notice improvement after one session, while 3–6 weekly sessions often yield lasting change. Your therapist will create a plan and combine Graston with therapeutic exercises for best outcomes.
Common side effects include temporary redness, mild bruising, tenderness, and localized soreness for 24–72 hours, which indicate tissue remodeling. Serious complications are rare; report excessive pain, numbness, or swelling to your therapist immediately.
Yes. Graston is commonly provided as an add-on during therapeutic massages to enhance outcomes. Combining treatments allows targeted soft tissue work followed by relaxation or rehab techniques, with pressure and timing adjusted for comfort.
Graston can be effective for post-surgical adhesions, but timing is important. Therapy usually begins once wounds have fully healed and your surgeon approves, often several weeks to months post-op. We coordinate care and progress gradually.
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