Just One Body · New Ross

Dry needling in New Ross with Dustin.

For muscle tightness, pain and movement restrictions, when dry needling may help as part of your wider treatment and rehabilitation plan.

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The treatment

What is dry needling?

Dry needling involves placing very fine, sterile needles into selected areas of muscle. It may be used as part of a broader plan to address muscle pain, stiffness and movement. No medication is injected.

01

Individual assessment

Dustin will first talk through your symptoms and health history to decide whether the treatment is suitable.

02

Targeted treatment

Needle placement is guided by the area being treated and your response during the appointment.

03

Clear next steps

You can ask questions, discuss how you feel afterwards and understand what to expect over the next day or two.

Your visit

What to expect

Every appointment is guided by your assessment. You can discuss any concerns before deciding whether to go ahead.

01 / TALK

Start with your story

Explain where you feel discomfort, how it affects you and what you would like help with.

02 / TREAT

A considered approach

If dry needling is appropriate, Dustin will explain the process before treatment begins.

03 / AFTER

Know what comes next

Temporary soreness or a small bruise can happen. Dustin can talk you through aftercare and when to seek advice.

Before and after

Safety & aftercare.

Dustin will check your health history and explain possible effects before treatment. Tell him about anything that may affect whether dry needling is suitable for you.

Tell Dustin before treatment

  • Blood-thinning medication or a bleeding disorder
  • Pregnancy
  • Infection or broken skin in the area
  • Recent surgery
  • Reduced sensation
  • Significant medical conditions
  • Any history of fainting with needles

Possible effects

After dry needling, you may experience:

  • Temporary soreness
  • Bruising or minor bleeding
  • Dizziness or feeling faint

Looking after the area

  • Keep the treated area clean.
  • Stay hydrated.
  • If the area is particularly sore, avoid strenuous exercise involving it.
  • Some soreness for 24–48 hours can be normal.

This is general guidance. Dustin will give you aftercare advice for your individual treatment.

Common questions

Good to know.

Bring any questions to your appointment. Dustin can explain the options in the context of your own health.

Does dry needling hurt?

You may feel a brief prick, an ache or a muscle twitch. Some people feel little at the time. The sensation varies by person and treatment area.

Will I feel sore afterwards?

Some soreness for 24–48 hours can be normal. See the safety and aftercare advice above. If you have symptoms that concern you, contact your practitioner or seek medical advice.

Is it suitable for everyone?

Dustin checks your health history before treatment. Tell him about any of the conditions and circumstances listed above so he can assess whether dry needling is appropriate for you.

How is dry needling different from acupuncture?

Both use fine needles, but dry needling is guided by an assessment of muscles, movement and pain patterns. Dustin can explain why he might recommend it as part of your treatment plan.

How long is a dry needling appointment and what does it cost?

Dustin’s booking page currently lists an initial appointment of 60 minutes at €80 and a follow-up of 30 minutes at €65. Check the latest details before booking.

Where can I learn more?

Cleveland Clinic’s dry needling guide explains the procedure, possible benefits and risks in more detail.

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