Kinesiology Tape

Dr. Kenzo Kase created Kinesio tape, which is the original flexible adhesive tape and is also known as Kinesio Tex tape. It is used for a variety of applications and is safe for all users, including babies’ skin and the elderly. Soft enough for mending, strong enough to continue tugging tissue, joint, or ligament, and long-lasting for players of all levels.

Kinesio taping technique:

The Kinesio Taping Method is a therapeutic taping treatment that relieves pain and promotes lymphatic drainage by minutely elevating the skin. This lifting impact forms convolutions in the skin, enlarging interstitial space and allowing for less irritation in influenced areas.
Based on research and extensive clinical experience, The Kinesio Taping Method specifically applies Kinesio tape based on assessment and appraisal to direct a specific application. Kinesio Tex Tape treatments can be used in a variety of ways, including reducing pain and irritation, advancing post-careful mending, improving execution, preventing harm, and advancing excellent dissemination, as well as assisting the body’s natural recuperating procedure.

Kinesio, which has been recognized for its exceptional education for over 40 years, now offers Kinesio Medical Taping. The most effective way to apply Kinesio tape to the tiny layers outside the epidermis is taught in brand-new Kinesio University sessions on Kinesio medial taping. Dr. Kenzo Kase designed Kinesio Medical Taping programs, which take a completely different approach to achieving the best possible patient outcomes. A subset of patients who have not yet recovered from therapy can benefit from Kinesio Medical Taping, which uses basement-level cutaneous stimulation.

Benefits of KT:
-It’s a special kind of elastic tape that bends and is waterproof, and it may be worn for several days. Kinesio Tape resembles athletic tape in appearance, however it doesn’t limit range of motion like athletic tape does, which is intended to support and limit muscle tissue.
-It undoubtedly eases discomfort and permits movement. It keeps the joints and muscle tissues stable.
To support the therapy, we employ K Tape in addition to physical and occupational therapy. It will be used following a consultation for guided muscle treatment or craniosacral therapy.
-Complementing the therapy is following up with KT after those sessions. For example, to increase the effects of guided muscle therapy, we shall apply tape on the delicate tissues.