The Decompression Clinic

Facet Syndrome

The Decompression Clinic

Non-Surgical Relief for Back & Neck Pain

Facet syndrome is a common cause of chronic back and neck pain, resulting from degeneration or inflammation of the facet joints in the spine. These small joints connect the vertebrae and help guide smooth, flexible movement of the spine.

When facet joints become irritated or worn over time, they can lead to stiffness, inflammation, and significant discomfort. This pain often worsens with certain movements such as bending, twisting, or prolonged standing, and can interfere with daily activities and overall mobility.

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Benefits of Non-Surgical Facet Syndrome Treatment

Patients often experience:

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Significant reduction in back or neck pain
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Improved spinal mobility and flexibility
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Relief from radiating pain or nerve irritation
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Avoidance of surgery and medications
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Long-term improvement in spinal health and joint function

What Is Facet Syndrome?

Facet syndrome occurs when the facet joints in the spine:

Facet syndrome is most common in the cervical spine (neck) and lumbar spine (lower back). Pain is often aggravated by twisting, bending, or prolonged sitting.

Who Can Benefit from Non-Surgical Treatment?

Ideal candidates include patients with:

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Stiffness or reduced spinal mobility

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Muscle tightness surrounding facet joints

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Chronic neck or back pain caused by facet joint inflammation

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Pain radiating to the arms, shoulders, or buttocks

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Desire to avoid surgery or long-term medications

Why Choose Our Clinic for Facet Syndrome?

Our clinic provides comprehensive, non-surgical care combining:

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Chiropractic adjustments for spinal alignment

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Corrective exercises and rehabilitation

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Spinal decompression therapy for joint pressure relief

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Myofascial release and soft tissue therapy

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Posture and lifestyle guidance

Causes and Risk Factors

Facet syndrome can result from several factors:

Aging and degeneration – wear and tear on spinal joints

Arthritis – osteoarthritis affecting the facet joints

Injury or trauma – whiplash, falls, or sports injuries

Repetitive stress – lifting, bending, or twisting motions

Poor posture – prolonged sitting or improper ergonomics

Early intervention can prevent worsening pain and further joint damage.

Non-Surgical Treatments for Facet Syndrome

At our clinic, we focus on conservative therapies that relieve pain and restore function without surgery:

1. Chiropractic Adjustments

3. Corrective Exercises & Rehabilitation

5. Lifestyle & Ergonomic Guidance

2. Myofascial Release & Soft Tissue Therapy

4. Spinal Decompression Therapy

These are paired with at-home programs so patients can continue improving between visits.

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Take the First Step Toward Pain Relief

If you suffer from facet joint pain or chronic back or neck stiffness, don’t wait for the pain to worsen. Early evaluation and care can help reduce inflammation, improve joint movement, and prevent symptoms from interfering with daily life.

Schedule a consultation today to explore safe, non-surgical treatment options designed to restore comfort, improve mobility, and support long-term spinal health.

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