SB Physio Blog: Your Guide to Physical Therapy & Movement

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When Scar Tissue Becomes a Problem

Scar tissue is normal after injury or surgery—but it can become a problem when it limits motion, causes pain, or restricts function. Here’s how to know when it matters.

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How Shockwave Fits Into Real PT Care at SB Physio

SB Physio uses radial shockwave therapy as a restarter for stubborn tendon and soft-tissue issues. Shockwave helps reset irritability and improve tissue responsiveness during physical therapy sessions.

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How Laser Fits Into Real PT Care at SB Physio

SB Physio uses LightForce Class IV laser therapy as an accelerator tool during physical therapy sessions to help reduce tissue irritation, support mobility work, and improve tolerance to exercise in patients recovering from pain, injury, or post-surgical swelling.

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Ice vs. Heat: Which One Should You Use?

Not sure whether to use ice or heat for pain or injury? You’re not alone—it's one of the most common questions we get at SB Physio. This guide breaks down when each one helps, how they work, and how to use them safely so you can recover faster and feel better.

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Red Light Therapy: What It Is and How It Helps

Red light therapy has become one of the most talked-about recovery tools in wellness and fitness. At SB Physio, we break down what it actually is, how it works, and when it can help—so you can decide if this science-backed, non-invasive treatment belongs in your recovery routine.

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How Many Physical Therapy Sessions Do I Need?

Most patients want to know how many PT sessions it actually takes to get better. At SB Physio, the average plan of care is about 12 visits — higher than the national average — because patients here stay committed until they reach full recovery, not just partial relief. This leads to better outcomes, safer returns to activity, and fewer re-injuries.

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