Herniated / Slipped Disc
The soft centre of a lumbar disc pushes out and irritates nearby nerves — one of the most common causes of back and leg pain.
Treatments
Non-surgical treatments that get to the root of pain
From computer-guided spinal decompression to physiotherapy and targeted injections — every therapy is part of a personalised protocol.
01Computer-guided disc decompression
IDD Therapy Spinal Decompression
Relieves pressure on discs and compressed nerves without surgery, using precise, computer-controlled spinal decompression.
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02Reduce inflammation, accelerate repair
Laser & Advanced Pain Management
High-intensity laser and electrotherapy reduce inflammation and stimulate tissue repair for faster, lasting pain relief.
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03Restore balance, flexibility & circulation
Therapeutic Massage & Manual Therapy
Hands-on techniques that release tension, improve muscle balance and restore healthy movement.
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04Interrupt the pain signal at its source
Targeted Injection Therapies
Image-guided injections by our pain specialists reduce inflammation and interrupt pain signals when pain limits function.
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05Strength, stability and confidence
Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation
Individual rehabilitation programmes rebuild core strength, stability and mobility so pain does not return.
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06See how your body really moves
Dynamic Posture & Gait Analysis
Digital posture, foot and gait assessments reveal the imbalances behind recurring back, hip and knee pain.
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07Precise answers, under one roof
Advanced Diagnostics & Imaging
In-house MRI, digital X-ray and bone-density scanning for an accurate diagnosis — the foundation of every protocol.
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08Only when truly needed
Minimally Invasive Day Procedures
For the few who need more than conservative care, our accredited day-surgery unit offers minimally invasive procedures.
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Find your condition on the spine
Tap a region to see the conditions we treat most often — and how we treat them without surgery.
Sciatica
Irritation of the sciatic nerve causing pain that shoots from the lower back through the buttock and down the leg.
Spinal Stenosis
Narrowing of the spinal canal that squeezes the nerves, typically causing leg pain on walking that eases with rest.
Degenerative Disc Disease
Age- or load-related wear of the discs that reduces cushioning and can lead to chronic pain and stiffness.
Facet Joint Syndrome
Arthritis or irritation of the small joints at the back of the spine, often painful when leaning backwards or twisting.
Persistent Pain After Back Surgery
Ongoing pain after a previous spinal operation. A careful non-surgical plan can often help where more surgery is not the answer.
Ready to live without pain?
Book a consultation with our specialists today. Most insurance plans accepted.