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Soft tissue and myofascial therapy

Not all pain lives in joints. Tight, knotted muscles and irritated connective tissue are often a big part of the problem.

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Dr. Kesia Broome performing a spinal adjustment on a patient at Sterling Ridge Orthopaedics

What it is

Soft tissue therapy uses hands-on myofascial techniques and instrument-assisted tools to work on muscles, tendons and fascia that are tight or restricted.

What to expect

  • Hands-on myofascial release
  • Instrument-assisted soft tissue work
  • Stretching to hold the gains

Backed by an orthopaedic team

Dr. Broome practices inside Sterling Ridge Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine. If your exam points to something that needs imaging, physical therapy or an orthopaedic specialist, you're referred in the same practice. How to tell

Common questions

Is it painful?

It can be uncomfortable on tight spots, but Dr. Broome works within your tolerance.

Medically reviewed by Keith W.V. Johnson, MD, FAAOS · Updated September 28, 2026

Try the conservative answer first.

$90 first visit, or use your insurance. No referral needed.

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