A highly qualified Rehabilitation Specialist physician in our physiotherapy center in Dubai will carry out an initial assessment to evaluate your condition and create a personalised course of treatment which will be tailored to your specific needs.
Our Physiotherapy Center prides in using cutting-edge evidence based techniques that are based on the natural healing methods of physiotherapy and therapeutic exercise. Our goal is to create for you a comprehensive treatment program that will help you accomplish your therapeutic goals and will set the foundation for your long term physical health.
Treatment methods may involve different ways of relieving pain, fighting inflammations, improving tissue perfusion and restoring function, flexibility and strength. Your personalised program may include education about your condition and the prevention of injuries, therapeutic exercise, electro physical agents (ice, ultrasound & laser) and soft tissue massage.
The techniques we use are in our physiotherapy center:
INDIBA® activ
INDIBA is a unique system that stimulate intra and extra cellular ion exchange restoring physiological cell electrical activity, which enables the correct functionality of the cells.
Rehabilitation treatment from INDIBA® activ focuses on accelerating the natural repair mechanisms of the tissue to a safe and secure way, the patient recovers as soon as possible. Both acute and chronic pathology fundamental goal of treatment focuses on reducing pain and inflammation and accelerate the healing process through the effect of the single Proionic® system of INDIBA® activ.
Shockwave therapy is a multidisciplinary device used in orthopaedics, physiotherapy, sports medicine, urology and veterinary medicine. Its main assets are fast pain relief and mobility restoration. Together with being a non-surgical therapy with no need for painkillers makes it an ideal therapy to speed up recovery and cure various indications causing acute or chronic pain.
INDICATIONS: Jumper’s Knee / Painful Shoulder / Tennis Elbow / Heel Spur / Insertional Pain / Chronic Tendinopathy / Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome / Calcifications / Hip Pain
CRYOTHERAPY
Cryotherapy is the use of cold for therapeutic purposes. By applying cold and reducing tissue temperature, the following physiological effects can be achieved: decreased local blood flow (vasoconstriction), decreased metabolic rate and decreased excitability of muscles and nerves. These in turn result in therapeutically desirable effects, such as the reduction of local edema/fluid accumulation and reduction of inflammatory mediators and cell oxygen demand, which in turn protect the affected tissues from additional damage due to uncontrolled inflammation.Cold also helps to reduce pain due to the decreased excitability of free nerve endings and reduction of muscle spasm because muscle spindles become less prone to uncontrolled contraction.
THERMOTHERAPY
Thermotherapy is the application of heat to the tissues, using various means of surface or deep heating like diathermy, IR light and heat pads.
Depending on the method used, tissue at different depths can be reached. Deep heating methods are especially beneficial since the therapist is able to bypass the skin and underlying fat layer and deliver heat directly to the underlying muscles, tendons, ligaments or bones. Heat has been shown to have many beneficial effects which can be used in treating a wide variety of conditions. The most important physical effects are increased blood flow, decreased chronic inflammation, decreased joint stiffness with increased tendon extensibility and general muscle relaxation.
LASER
Laser is a form of intense focused light, either at the visible or invisible spectrum. It is able to deliver photon energy precisely to cells in the treatment area. This energy has been shown in published research to affect the cellular processes and be helpful in a wide variety of musculoskeletal conditions and also other applications like skin ulcer healing.
ULTRASOUND
Ultrasound is a method of stimulating tissue using very high frequency sound waves. This has both thermal and non-thermal effects in the treated area.The heat produced during treatment delivers all the known benefits of thermotherapy, like increased blood flow and reduced chronic inflammation. Additionally, due to the special properties of ultrasound, treatment can also be delivered at significant depths of 5+ cm, effectively reaching even areas that other modalities can’t. In addition, non-thermal effects like stable cavitation (formation of microscopic vibrating gas bubbles) are thought to be able to directly stimulate cell membranes, enhancing cell repair effects.
ELECTROTHERAPY/TENS
Tens (short for Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) utilizes special electrical signals to activate A-beta nerve fibers, which in turn inhibit other nerve pathways that transmit pain signals to the brain. This concept is known as the gate control theory and essentially results in reduced pain perception.It is also thought that this type of nerve stimulation increases the release of endogenous opioids known as endorphins and encephalin. These work as an internal analgesic medication, providing prolonged pain relief, even after the electrical stimulus has stopped.
ELECTROTHERAPY/EMS
EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation) is the elicitation of muscle contraction by the use of electric impulses. It is an important and widely accepted tool in physiotherapy. It can be used both as a way to strengthen and improve tone of the muscles in healthy persons like athletes and as a rehabilitation tool for partially or totally immobilized patients, reducing the negative effects of disuse muscle atrophy.
ELECTROTHERAPY/OTHER USES
Sufficient literature data exists, indicating that electrotherapy can also be used to positively affect local circulation in the area it is applied to. The increased flow of arterial blood, venous blood and lymph results in better tissue oxygenation, faster removal of metabolic byproducts and better balancing of extracellular fluid. As a result of all these effects, it is possible to achieve reduction of both acute and chronic edema, enhance tissue repair and speed up wound healing.Finally, in the form of iontophoresis, electrical currents can be used as a means of delivering pharmacological agents to a targeted area. This helps concentrate the medicine where it’s needed and completely bypasses the usual medicine routes of delivery through the gastrointestinal and circulatory system.
ELECTROACUPUNCTURE
Electroacupuncture is a form of acupuncture where a small electric current is passed between pairs of acupuncture needles. According to some acupuncturists, this practice augments the use of regular acupuncture, can restore health and well-being, and is particularly good for treating pain.
LASER ACUPUNCTURE
A relatively new method of stimulation, laser acupuncture usually uses low-energy laser beams — instead of traditional acupuncture needles — to influence the flow of current at the acupuncture points. Beyond conventional medicine, this procedure is usually the preferred procedure for effective treatment of painful conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, tennis elbow, arthritis of the knee, and chronic headache in children. Most practitioners have an in-depth knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine and a clear understanding of how various acupuncture points function.
MANIPULATION THERAPY
Manual therapy (also known as tissue manipulation therapy) involves a wide range of techniques where the skilled practitioner uses his hands to manipulate the patient’s body. Some of the techniques used are the various forms of massage, techniques like the Mulligan’s concept, PNF stretching and myofascial release techniques. The desired effect can be as varied as providing relaxation, increasing range of motion or correcting positioning problems. They can also be used to modulate pain, facilitate movement and enhance tissue repair. A well-trained therapist is familiar with many techniques and he is able to select the appropriate form of manual therapy for a given condition or diagnosis in cooperation with the patient.
THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE
Therapeutic exercise is a form of targeted exercise that focuses on training specific muscles or body areas in order to regain or maintain strength, endurance, flexibility or balance. It can be used to enable ambulation, release contractions of tendons or muscle spasm, improve stability and coordination of movement or even speed up recovery and restore fitness after setbacks like a surgery or an injury. The therapist will supervise the execution of the exercise to ensure it is performed correctly and safely. He will also provide help when needed and make adjustments as the condition improves. Finally, if maintenance exercise is needed, he will teach you how to perform it on your own after completion of your therapy.
MAGNETOTHERAPY
Therapy using pulsating magnetic fields is considered beneficial in many conditions, providing accelerated healing and decrease of pain. It is a relatively new method, first used to help heal delayed union fractures.All cells in the human body have an electromagnetic field of their own. Affecting this by application of an external magnetic field is thought to influence the surface potential of the cells and consequentially their function, usage of oxygen and metabolism, helping diseased or damaged tissue to recover.
KINESIO TAPING
The kinesio taping method has been widely adopted in Physiotherapy and Sports applications and received worldwide attention after top ranking athletes appeared in important competitions with kinesio tape applied to their bodies.It involves applying a special stretchable tape with elastic properties over or around specific muscles or joints. Depending on the way it is applied, it can be used to assist or support specific muscle and ligament functions or prevent over-contraction. It is also thought to improve micro-circulation and lymph drainage by gradually decompressing the area over which it is applied and to improve muscular function by providing increased proprioception, effectively “re-educating” the treated muscle.
Acupuncture is the insertion of very thin needles at specific points of the body. It is a key component of traditional Chinese medicine, which believes that there is specific energy (called Qi or Chi) flowing in the body over pathways called meridians and many diseases derive from disruptions of that flow. Inserting needles at appropriate points helps rebalance the energy flow and restores health.
There is also the Western version of acupuncture which believes that the insertion of the needles stimulates muscles or connective tissue, helping release the natural painkillers of the body and optimizing blood flow. Therefore, it is good for treating symptoms, especially pain, when used as a supplementary treatment. Other symptoms like cramps and nausea may also be addressed using it.
Manual therapy (also known as tissue manipulation therapy) involves a wide range of techniques where the skilled practitioner uses his hands to manipulate the patient’s body. Some of the techniques used are the various forms of massage, techniques like the Mulligan’s concept, PNF stretching and myofascial release techniques. The desired effect can be as varied as providing relaxation, increasing range of motion or correcting positioning problems. They can also be used to modulate pain, facilitate movement and enhance tissue repair. A well-trained therapist is familiar with many techniques and he is able to select the appropriate form of manual therapy for a given condition or diagnosis in cooperation with the patient.
Shockwave therapy is a multidisciplinary device used in orthopaedics, physiotherapy, sports medicine, urology and veterinary medicine. Its main assets are fast pain relief and mobility restoration. Together with being a non-surgical therapy with no need for painkillers makes it an ideal therapy to speed up recovery and cure various indications causing acute or chronic pain.
INDICATIONS
• Jumper’s Knee
• Painful Shoulder
• Tennis Elbow
• Heel Spur
• Insertional Pain
• Chronic Tendinopathy
• Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome
• Calcifications
• Hip Pain
Clinical Pilates
What cures?
It is indicated as a rehabilitation treatment in cases of: – changes in posture and scoliosis, sciatica, low back pain, herniated disc, spinal disorders – Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, hemiplegia.. – fibromyalgia, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, osteoporosis, osteoarthritis, periarthritis – after cancer surgery, cardiac or respiratory failure – functional rehabilitation of hip, knee, shoulder etc.. Even after ligament reconstruction surgery, prosthesis – to improve control and continence of the pelvic floor in both men and women – during and after pregnancy to return to form – in geriatric medicine to compensate the lack of movement and improve the autonomy – in athletes (golf, tennis, surfing, horseback riding, cycling, football ..) to improve athletic performance, sports performance and reduce the risk of injury.
Ergon Technique is an innovative technique which through the use of particular tools, release tissue restrictions and fascial adhesions that are the main cause of pain and movement restriction; when these are released, functionality improves within a few treatment sessions.
The Ergon technique is used for the treatment of neuro-musculoskeletal pathologies.
Manual lymphatic drainage (MLD) is a type of massage based on preliminary evidence which is used to encourage the natural drainage of the lymph, which carries waste products away from the tissues back toward the heart. It is a technique used to treat the lymphedema, a condition formed from many pathologies such as breast cancer, reduction of edema [swelling] around broken bones etc.
About us
We live our busy lives negligent to the needs of our bodies. The way we move, our posture, the injuries and pains that we overlook are factors that have long term effects on our bodies and overall health.
Excellency Center is an exclusive, Physiotherapy center that focuses on healing physical pain and conditions that impair our quality of life. Using state of the art equipment and the latest, most advanced therapeutic methods, our highly trained staff of European specialists will assess your condition to provide a course of treatment that is tailored to your personal needs.
Our goal is not only to achieve physical rehabilitation by treating existing conditions, but also to prevent future ones from occurring by helping you understand how everyday movements affect our bodies and the impact they have on our health.
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