Our physiotherapy team is intensively trained under Le Physio Clinic’s strict professional standards. We ensure that every treatment session is high-quality, safe, and tailored to individual needs. Each case is closely monitored throughout the course of therapy to guarantee the most effective outcomes.

At Le Physio Clinic, our treatment philosophy is centered around a deep understanding of your body. Our physiotherapists analyze your body structure and everyday posture to identify the root causes of your condition. We combine manual therapy, myofascial release, personalized therapeutic exercises, and advanced rehabilitation technologies to restore strength and flexibility for long-term recovery.

What we take pride in is not only our precise therapeutic skills and cutting-edge technologies, but also the care that comes from the heart. Every physiotherapist at Le Physio Clinic treats you with genuine compassion, attentiveness, and sincerity—as if caring for a family member. This ensures that you feel safe, supported, and encouraged throughout your healing journey.

Our goal is not just to relieve your symptoms, but to empower you to become stronger from within, to truly understand your own body, and to return to daily life with renewed confidence and long-term well-being.

PMS (Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation)

PMS is a modern medical technology that uses magnetic waves to relieve pain. It penetrates clothing and stimulates deep tissues up to 10 cm beneath the surface. These waves directly stimulate nerves and target painful areas with precision, while also enhancing blood circulation around the surrounding muscles.

The treatment is painless and relaxing. Muscles are effectively activated, making it suitable for treating neuropathic pain, muscle recovery in athletes, and pelvic floor strengthening in postpartum women.

Benefits:

• No skin contact needed

• Deep nerve-level stimulation

• Relaxing experience during treatment

Recommended for:

• Peripheral neuropathy

• Paralysis

• Nerve-related muscle pain

• Pelvic floor weakness

• Numbness from nerve compression

• Post-surgery muscle rehabilitation

• Athletic muscle recovery

RSWT (Radial Shockwave Therapy)

RSWT uses high-pressure radial shockwaves to stimulate tissue repair without surgery. The waves penetrate the skin to reach bones and deep tissues, promoting the formation of new blood vessels and accelerating regeneration of damaged cells.

Widely used among athletes and patients with chronic injuries such as tendonitis, fascial adhesions, or plantar fasciitis, RSWT offers quick pain relief and inflammation reduction—without medication.

Benefits:

• Promotes tissue repair in chronic pain conditions

• Accelerates cellular-level healing

Recommended for:

• Plantar fasciitis

• Tennis elbow

• Shoulder tendinitis

• Hip fascia adhesions

RF (Radiofrequency Therapy)

RF utilizes high-frequency radio waves to generate targeted heat in deep tissues. This enhances blood flow, relaxes muscles, reduces inflammation, and alleviates pain effectively.

Its uniqueness lies in the sensation: a deep, soothing warmth that doesn’t burn the skin. RF allows natural muscle relaxation and precise targeting of chronic pain areas, without harming surrounding tissues.

Benefits:

• Deep, soothing warmth without skin irritation

• Fast results for chronic pain relief

• Protects surrounding tissues

Recommended for:

• Lower back pain

• Knee osteoarthritis and knee injuries

• Herniated discs

• Hip joint pain

Ultrasound Therapy

Ultrasound therapy uses high-frequency sound waves to produce micro-vibrations within soft tissues, creating internal heat, improving blood circulation, enhancing cellular repair, and reducing pain.

It can also be combined with medicinal gel (phonophoresis) to increase topical absorption, ideal for targeted injuries such as arthritis, muscle inflammation, or scar tissue.

Benefits:

• Can be combined with medicated gel

• Gentle and effective for acute injuries

• Promotes pain relief without tissue damage

Recommended for:

• Muscle inflammation

• Acute injuries

• Joint inflammation

• Scar tissue

• Post-surgical wounds

Electrical Stimulation

Electrical stimulation delivers electrical currents through the skin to nerves or muscles for two primary purposes:

• Pain Relief (TENS): Blocks pain signals to the brain and stimulates natural endorphin release.

• Muscle Activation (EMS): Causes muscle contractions, simulating exercise—especially useful for weakened muscles post-surgery or partial paralysis.

Benefits:

• Safe, non-invasive pain relief

• Strengthens specific weak muscle groups

• Supports functional recovery after injury

Recommended for:

• Chronic pain

• Post-surgical muscle pain

• Muscle weakness

• Nerve degeneration

• Post-stroke recovery

Bell’s palsy

Manual Technique

Manual therapy involves hands-on treatment including joint mobilization, pressing, stretching, and unlocking restricted movements. This relieves pain, improves flexibility, and restores natural body functions.

Examples of Manual Techniques:

• Joint Mobilization: Gentle joint movement to improve mobility

• Muscle Energy Technique (MET): Combines muscle resistance with breathing to release tension

• Soft Tissue Mobilization: Pressing and kneading soft tissues to release adhesions and trigger points

• Trigger Point Therapy: Direct pressure on tension points to relieve localized pain

Benefits:

• Real-time therapist-to-patient physical feedback

• Highly targeted and responsive to patient condition

• Ideal for those unable to use electrical devices (e.g., pregnancy, sensitive skin)

Recommended for:

• Joint stiffness (e.g., office syndrome, frozen shoulder)

• Chronic muscle tension

• Post-surgical or trauma-related adhesions

Kinesiology Taping

This technique uses elastic tape applied to the skin to support muscles and joints without restricting movement. It reduces swelling, improves circulation, and enhances body awareness (proprioception).

Popular among athletes and those with joint sprains, swelling, or muscle weakness.

Benefits:

• Allows full range of motion

• Reduces swelling

• Enhances muscle activation and joint support

Recommended for:

• Sprained ankle

• Post-surgical swelling

• Joint support for injury prevention in athletes

Myofascial Release (MFR)

MFR is a hands-on technique focusing on releasing tension in fascia—connective tissues surrounding muscles, tendons, and organs. When overly tight, fascia limits mobility and circulation, causing pain or stiffness.

Tight fascia lacks internal fluid (like lotion), reducing its flexibility. MFR uses gentle pressure, stretching, and movement to restore circulation and fluid flow, improving tissue elasticity and overall function.

Benefits:

• Tool-free and non-invasive

• Effective for chronic pain conditions

• Enhances tissue hydration and circulation

Recommended for:

• Myofascial Pain Syndrome

• Office syndrome and chronic back pain

• Post-surgical adhesions

Tension in the neck, shoulders, or scapular area

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"Location: Le Physio Clinic, a premier physical therapy facility situated on the B2 level (lowest basement floor) of the Interchange Building, adjacent to BTS Asoke and MRT Sukhumvit stations. Complimentary parking is available for up to 2 hours."