Adult Physiotherapy

Follow-up physiotherapy sessions at Physio Clinic Suchánek build directly on the findings from the initial diagnostics. Each 55-minute appointment combines manual therapy, targeted therapeutic exercises, and where indicated, modern adjunct modalities such as MLS laser or EMS. The physiotherapist monitors progress against the personalised plan established at the first visit and adjusts techniques as your condition evolves — making each session a deliberate step toward recovery rather than a repeat of the last.

Adult physiotherapy at Suchánek is fundamentally different from passive massage or isolated exercise: it is a clinically directed process that combines multiple manual and active techniques within a single session, guided by the physiotherapist's ongoing assessment of your movement quality. Each session opens with a brief progress check — comparing your current movement, pain levels, and functional ability against the previous visit. The therapist then selects from a toolkit that includes joint mobilisation and manipulation, fascial release, trigger-point therapy, traction, and proprioceptive re-education. Therapeutic exercises are prescribed and supervised within the session, targeting the specific muscle patterns and movement faults identified at your initial diagnostic. Where the clinical picture calls for it, sessions may incorporate MLS® laser therapy (applied directly to the affected area for analgesic and anti-inflammatory effect) or EMS training (to re-activate inhibited muscle groups post-injury or post-surgery). These are integrated into the 55-minute block rather than sold as separate add-ons, keeping the session cohesive. Conditions treated include back and neck pain, disc herniation, rotator cuff injuries, knee and ankle sprains, post-surgical rehabilitation (hip and knee replacement, ligament repair), and chronic musculoskeletal conditions. The clinic also sees patients referred following orthopaedic consultations and those preparing for planned surgery. Recommended frequency varies by condition: acute injuries typically require 2–3 sessions per week initially, tapering as function improves; chronic conditions often settle at 1 session per week. The therapeutic plan set at the initial diagnostic provides the roadmap. Preparation: wear comfortable clothing that gives the therapist access to the treatment area. Note any changes in symptoms since your last session — the therapist will ask.