Kinesiology Taping is a physiotherapeutic method of therapy that is currently widely used in many clinical specialties, such as: orthopedics, pediatrics, rheumatology, neurology, traumatology of the musculoskeletal system or surgery. Increasingly, kinesiology taping is used as a supplement to physiotherapeutic methods used in working with patients.

Patch applications are performed after prior evaluation of myofascial disorders. The entire patient is assessed on the basis of special screening tests that identify the causes of dysfunction and pain. As a result of applying the patch, the skin folds, thereby increasing the space between the dermis and the fascia. As a result, blood and lymph circulation is improved and the self-healing processes are activated.

Kinesiology Taping helps to overcome problems within the musculoskeletal system. Patients tolerate taping very well, and the effects appear quickly, making kinesiotherapy more effective.

Kinesiotaping as a method recommended for adults, but also for children and infants due to its wide therapeutic effect, because:

In which conditions is Kinesiology Taping used?