Exhale Medical Massage and Rehabilitation
UnverifiedRound Rock · Chiropractor

Exhale Medical Massage and Rehabilitation

Personalized therapeutic care from Dr. Marie Derilus

4.9· 73 reviews
🏳️‍🌈 Everyone Welcome Wheelchair Accessible Women-Owned Black-Owned

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  • Dry needling available for trigger points, muscle tension, chronic pain, and conditions like frozen shoulder, plantar fasciitis, and migraines
  • Specializes in post-surgical rehabilitation after procedures like spinal fusion
  • Corrective exercises taught for home practice to strengthen and support recovery
  • Gift cards now available
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Medical massage therapyDeep tissue massageSports massageChair massageStrain/counter strainPrenatal massageScalp massageChiropractic spinal adjustmentsDry needlingKinesio tapingIASTM (soft tissue technique)

About Exhale Medical Massage and Rehabilitation

Exhale Medical Massage and Rehabilitation combines massage therapy and chiropractic care to address pain and restore function. Dr. Marie Derilus, a certified chiropractor trained in TTAPS, Kinesio Tape, and IASTM techniques, provides personalized treatments targeting specific needs whether you're recovering from injury, managing chronic pain, or seeking wellness support. Her approach identifies and corrects underlying spinal and soft tissue issues through spinal adjustments, massage, dry needling, and corrective exercises performed in your own home. Whether you're experiencing back, neck, shoulder, or joint pain, or need specialized prenatal or sports massage, Exhale's mission is functional rehabilitation that restores your body's natural mobility and balance.

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What is dry needling and does it hurt?

Dry needling is a therapeutic technique using fine sterile needles inserted into trigger points to provoke a contract-relax response, stimulating blood flow and breaking up scar tissue. Most patients feel little to no discomfort during insertion, though mild cramping or muscle twitching is normal and indicates the trigger point is being released.

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