Spinal decompression · Longwood, FL Room for the disc to recover.
Non-surgical decompression for disc herniation, bulging discs, and sciatica — guided by a full exam and imaging, not guesswork.
Who it's for.
A good fit is confirmed at the exam. These are the presentations we most often see respond.
Disc herniation or bulge confirmed on imaging
Sciatica or pain traveling into the leg or arm
Degenerative disc changes
People looking for real options to consider before injections or surgery
Slow traction, one level at a time.
Decompression uses a computer-controlled table to apply a slow, gentle traction force to a specific spinal level. That cycle of distraction and relaxation reduces pressure inside the disc, which can help draw bulging material back toward center and improve the movement of fluid and nutrients into the disc.
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Step 01
Exam and imaging
A full exam and review of imaging to identify the level involved and confirm decompression is appropriate.
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Step 02
Targeted decompression sessions
Traction set to the specific spinal level, delivered in slow cycles of distraction and relaxation.
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Step 03
Rehab to hold the change
Corrective exercise and stabilization so the disc keeps the room it has regained.
Quiet, unhurried, and precise.
- 01 About 20–30 minutes on the table, fully clothed
- 02 Most people find it relaxing — a slow, steady stretch rather than a crack or adjustment
- 03 Settings are adjusted to your level and tolerance at every visit
It starts with an exam.
Dr. Butler reviews your history and imaging first. If decompression isn't the right tool, we'll say so.
Longwood, FL 32750 · Se habla español
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