Frequently Asked Questions in Las Vegas NV

A health practice that focuses on the spine and nervous system. Chiropractors use hands-on techniques to help the body move better and feel less pain.

A gentle, controlled movement of a joint (usually the spine - but also in the extremiites) that aims to restore proper alignment and improve function.

For most people they are safe when performed by a licensed, trained chiropractor. Serious complications are very rare. A license chiropractor can performed a detail assesment before an adjustment to determine if you are a candidate for a manual adjustment. If you are not a candidate for manual adjustment, we also offer various gentle adjjusting techniques such as Activator Methods, Thompsom technique (drop table) and instruments adjusting to name a few.

It varies. Some people feel better after just one visit; others may need several weeks of regular care. We will create a plan based on your personalized condition.

• Reduced back, neck, and joint pain
• Improved mobility and flexibility
• Better posture 
• Faster recovery from injuries
• Relief from tension headaches

Minor soreness or temporary discomfort can happen, just like after a workout. Rarely, more serious issues  can arise, especially if the patient has certain medical conditions. A thorough intake and assesment helps minimize risk.

Most adjustments feel like a quick stretch or pop and are not painful. If you have sore muscles beforehand, you might feel a mild ache afterward, which usually fades quickly.

Typically 15–30 minutes for a standard adjustment. Initial exams can take 45 minutes to an hour to assess your health history and posture.

They earn a Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.) degree after completing undergraduate studies, then attend a four‑year chiropractic college where they study anatomy, physiology, radiology, and hands‑on techniques.

Yes. It can help relieve pregnancy related back pain and improve pelvic alignment safely.

The “pop” comes from tiny gas bubbles in the joint fluid being released as the joint moves—a normal, harmless occurrence.

Self-adjustments are not recommended because you may apply too much force or miss the segments that needs to be corrected. You are likely moving joints in the spine that move too much already causing further ligament damange, whereas your chiropractic focuses on moving the segments that move too little to create balance. Let a professional handle it for safety and effectiveness.

Absolutely. Adjustments can reduce pressure on nerves, improve spinal motion, and lessen muscle tension, often providing noticeable relief.

Yes. Gentle neck adjustments and soft-tissue work can ease stiffness, improve range of motion, and decrease headache frequency.

Many tension-type and migraine headaches improve after correcting neck and uppe-‑back misalignments that trigger nerve irritation.

By aligning the spine and releasing tight muscles, regular care can help you stand and sit taller with less effort.