Nasal Specific Adjusting is a specialized chiropractic technique that focuses on the nasal passages and surrounding cranial structures. The procedure uses carefully controlled pressure within the nasal passage with the goal of influencing movement and tension in nearby structures.
Because the nasal passages sit within a complex system of facial and cranial bones, muscles, and soft tissues, restrictions or tension in these areas may contribute to discomfort or altered mechanics in some patients.
At ChiroMarin in Novato , Nasal Specific Adjusting is only considered after an evaluation to determine whether this technique is appropriate for the patient's individual needs.
After an initial consultation , our chiropractor reviews your symptoms, health history, and examination findings to determine whether Nasal Specific Adjusting may be appropriate for you.
During the technique, the practitioner carefully applies a small amount of controlled pressure within a nasal passage. The exact method depends on the patient's anatomy, comfort level, and clinical findings.
Patients may feel pressure, movement, or an unusual sensation during the procedure. The technique should be explained in advance so the patient understands what to expect.
Depending on the individual's care plan, Nasal Specific Adjusting may be combined with other chiropractic adjustments, cranial techniques, soft-tissue work, or mobility-focused care.
To learn whether Nasal Specific Adjusting may be appropriate for you, contact ChiroMarin in Novato at (415) 295-7227 .
Nasal Specific Adjusting is a specialized chiropractic technique that uses gentle, controlled pressure within the nasal passages to influence surrounding cranial structures.
The practitioner carefully applies a small amount of controlled pressure within a nasal passage. The exact technique varies based on the patient's anatomy, examination findings, and comfort.
Patients may experience pressure or an unusual sensation during the procedure. Comfort varies from person to person, and the technique should be explained before care is performed.
Some practitioners use Nasal Specific Adjusting as supportive care for patients experiencing certain types of facial or sinus pressure. An evaluation is needed to determine whether the technique is appropriate.
Yes. Depending on your needs, Nasal Specific Adjusting may be used alongside other chiropractic, cranial, soft-tissue, or mobility techniques.
The number of visits varies based on your examination findings, symptoms, treatment goals, and response to care. After an evaluation, your chiropractor can recommend an individualized care plan.
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