Dr. Tabrizi's clinical focus is disc herniation, muscle injury, and restoring the spine's normal curves, so decompression in Manassas is rarely a stand-alone service. It is usually one part of a plan that also includes posture correction, functional assessment, and rehab work in the same visit.
Spinal decompression is a slow, controlled stretch of the spine on a motorized table. For a bulging or herniated disc, the goal is to lower the pressure inside the disc and on nearby nerves so that pain and stiffness can settle.
Many of our Manassas patients spend long stretches seated on I-66, Route 28, or Route 234, or on the VRE. Leg pain that starts in the low back often gets worse with that kind of sitting. We pair decompression with seated-posture changes you can use on the drive home.
Dr. Tabrizi looks at how your spine's curves and posture load each disc. Decompression is combined with corrective exercise and posture work so the disc has a better chance of staying calm after the sessions end.
Patients from Bristow, Gainesville, and Haymarket often come to us after a sports strain, a workout injury, or years of yard and home projects. Traction is set for the area that needs it, and the plan includes the fitness and functional work Dr. Tabrizi uses with athletes.
Neck traction is used when an irritated disc or nerve root is behind neck pain, headaches, or tingling into the arm. Settings start gently and are adjusted based on how you respond.
Low-back sessions usually target the lowest discs of the spine, where most disc problems show up. Force and angle are set for your size and your exam findings.
Once pain settles, we add strengthening and movement drills so you can get back to the gym, the field, or weekend chores. Dr. Tabrizi is also a certified personal trainer, so this part of care is hands-on.
Our Manassas clinic sits at 8420 Dorsey Circle, a short drive from Old Town Manassas and the Manassas VRE station. Here is what you can expect when you come to us for decompression:
A board-certified Doctor of Chiropractic whose work centers on disc herniation, muscle injury, and posture correction.
Dr. Tabrizi has treated patients from newborns to 100-year-olds, so care is fitted to each patient's age and health.
Corrective exercise and fitness coaching are part of care at this office, not an add-on.
Close to Sudley Road, Route 28, and I-66, with patients coming from Manassas Park, Gainesville, Bristow, and Haymarket. Open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.
Decompression often works best alongside other care. At the Dorsey Circle office, disc patients may also be offered adjustments, rehab, laser, or shockwave therapy depending on their exam.
Manual, instrument-assisted, and diversified adjustments for herniated discs, scoliosis, and postural correction.
Car accident, workers compensation, and personal injury rehabilitation with claim-ready clinical documentation.
Drug-free protocols for back, neck, shoulder, joint, and headache pain rooted in structural correction.
Long-term management for arthritis, fibromyalgia, sciatica, and degenerative disc conditions.
Trigger-point and intramuscular needling for myofascial pain, tendinopathy, and restricted range of motion.
Class IV and low-level laser to reduce inflammation and accelerate soft tissue healing.
Dual-wavelength laser pairing continuous and pulsed emissions for inflammation and tissue repair.
The NeuroMed program for diabetic and idiopathic neuropathy, carpal tunnel, and nerve pain.
Corrective exercise and functional movement training that retrains the spine's support structures.
Acoustic energy for chronic tendinopathies, plantar fasciitis, and calcific tendinitis.
Our Manassas office welcomes patients from the City of Manassas and the surrounding parts of western Prince William County, including:
Specific to spinal decompression. Call (703) 367-7878 to discuss your case.