Strategic, flexible taping that keeps working long after you leave the clinic, supporting muscles and joints, easing swelling, and reinforcing healthy movement throughout your day.
Kinesiology tape is a thin, elastic, skin-friendly tape applied along muscles and joints to support without restricting movement. Lifting the skin microscopically, it improves circulation and lymphatic drainage in the area. Neurodynamic taping goes a step further, using specific patterns to influence how nerves glide and how the body senses and controls movement.
Unlike rigid strapping, this tape moves with you. That means the benefit of your session continues for several days, through work, training, and daily life.
Taping is quick, painless, and usually applied at the end of a treatment to lock in the results. Dr. Duani chooses the pattern and tension based on your specific need: support, decompression, or movement retraining. The tape stays on for several days, including in the shower, and is removed gently.
For Dr. Duani, taping is never used in isolation. It extends the results of hands-on treatment so your recovery keeps progressing between visits. With over 20 years of clinical experience and clinics in Tel Aviv and Tuval (Karmiel), the right pattern is chosen for your body and your goals.
Typically three to five days. It is water-resistant, so you can shower and exercise normally while wearing it.
The tape is latex-free and designed for sensitive skin. If you have a known adhesive allergy, let Dr. Duani know and an alternative can be used.
Yes, that is one of its main advantages. The tape supports you during activity rather than limiting it.
No. It complements adjustments, dry needling, and rehabilitation by extending their effect, but it works best as part of a complete plan.
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