No — individual sessions are available at any time. But patients who commit to a structured program consistently achieve better outcomes. Ad hoc treatment tends to manage symptoms rather than correct the underlying problem. Disc injuries respond to sustained, consistent decompression — not occasional sessions. An asset worth building is worth building properly.

Your clinician recommends the right program following a thorough assessment, based on your specific injury, imaging, symptom duration, and functional presentation. You won't be pushed toward a higher program than your clinical picture warrants — the recommendation is always based on what gives you the best chance of full correction.

We work with post-surgical patients. Decompression is commonly used as part of recovery following discectomy or laminectomy — particularly where residual symptoms remain. The appropriate program is determined following a thorough assessment based on what was done, when, and your current presentation.

Yes — you can upgrade at any point during your Reset program. The difference in investment is adjusted at the time of upgrade, so you only pay the gap. This is common for patients who see strong early results and want to continue with a more comprehensive correction program.

Every patient's correction timeline is different. We track five specific clinical markers — the Shift Score framework — that tell us genuine structural change has happened. We go until those markers are confirmed, not until a calendar date. Some patients correct quickly. Others take longer. What matters is the result, not the timeframe.

You'll receive a formal clinical progress report and a recommendation for your protection phase. A corrected spine is an asset — protection keeps it that way. Your clinician will design a protection schedule suited to your life, your activity level, and your clinical picture. The goal is always full correction and lasting protection, not ongoing dependency on treatment.