Do I need imaging before my visit for myofascial pain?

No. Bring any imaging or reports you already have, but a thorough examination and in-office ultrasound are often all that is needed to begin treatment.

The vast majority of patients we see do not require surgery. Our focus is on accurate diagnosis and minimally invasive treatment. If surgical evaluation is appropriate, we will tell you directly and coordinate a referral.

Pain Condition

Myofascial Pain

Persistent muscle knots and referred pain relieved with trigger point injections and targeted care.

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Common Symptoms

Tender knots within muscle
Deep, aching pain that refers to other areas
Stiffness and reduced range of motion
Pain aggravated by stress or posture

Related Treatments

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Same-day treatment is often available following consultation.

Myofascial pain syndrome involves hyperirritable trigger points in muscle and surrounding fascia. It is a frequent contributor to neck, shoulder and back pain and is often missed.