Dry needling in Malvern, PA

Dry needling places thin monofilament needles into trigger points and tight bands of muscle to ease pain, release tension, and restore movement.

It is not acupuncture, and it is not based on energy meridians. It is a hands-on technique grounded in anatomy and how muscles actually move. What makes our approach different is that it is built into your care, not bolted on. Both our chiropractor, Dr. Anthony Petrucci, DC, and our physical therapist, Dr. Lucas Hiller, PT, DPT, are trained in dry needling.

That means it can be paired with an adjustment, a rehab session, or recovery work depending on what your body needs that day. People come to us for help with overuse injuries, lingering muscle tightness, tendinopathy, and faster recovery between training blocks.