/ Recovery technology
Computer-controlled
spinal traction
Dosed traction under device control, not “putting things back in place”.
The device creates controlled traction along the axis of the spine according to a set program — to reduce pressure on the disc and the nerve root.
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Two poles: controlled traction of the spine
/ Method
What it is
What it is
You lie on the table, secured with straps. The device pulls according to a set program: the force builds and eases in waves rather than staying constant.
A detail worth knowing
The goal is to briefly reduce pressure inside the disc and give space to a compressed nerve root. This is not “putting things back in place” and not manual therapy.
What it feels like
A feeling of gentle pulling in the lower back or neck, which builds and then lets go.
No pain
It should not hurt. If the pain increases, we stop and review the program.
/ What it looks like
How a session
goes
A feeling of gentle pulling in the lower back or neck, which builds and then lets go.
- A feeling of gentle pulling in the lower back or neck, which builds and then lets go.
- It should not hurt. If the pain increases, we stop and review the program.
- we set the intensity together — if it is unpleasant, we lower it
- right after the session you can work with your body
- 6A Pyrohova St — a five-minute walk from Universytet metro
- Mon–Fri 08:00–20:00, Sat–Sun 09:00–18:00
/ How long
How long
it takes
Traction is not a one-off manipulation. The first relief often comes right away, the rest builds up over the course.
The session itself
You lie down and the device pulls according to the program the therapist set. No preparation needed.
First relief
Relief of the nerve root is often felt after the very first procedure.
The rhythm of the course
In the acute phase — daily for the first week, then every other day. Less than 1–2 times a week makes no sense.
The full course
That is usually what it takes for the changes to hold. We review the exact number and the settings as we go.
After a session we do not load the back with exercises that day: the tissue needs to settle into its new position.
/ When we prescribe it
When traction makes sense
- pain radiating into the leg or arm
- protrusions and herniations with nerve root signs
- a feeling of being “pinched” in the lower back
- stiffness that does not let go after sleep
Traction gives you a window without pain. What you do in that window decides the result. When it does not suit If the pain is local, muscular and does not radiate, there is nothing to pull. We work differently.
/ When to hold off
When traction is not used
- osteoporosis
- a fresh vertebral fracture
- segment instability, spondylolisthesis
- the state after spinal surgery, including with metal hardware — only by agreement with the surgeon
- severe pain in the acute phase
- aortic aneurysm, serious cardiac conditions
- pregnancy
- cancer
- The final decision is up to the physical therapist. At the assessment we ask about everything that could be a contraindication.
/ Reviews
What people say about us
“I recommend it to everyone, a really great team, both in how they communicate and professionally! They helped with my wretched back, did various exercises and procedures.”
Тарас Матвеевback pain“I came in with a back problem, but I keep coming regularly to strengthen my body and reduce the risk of injuries in sport.”
Stanislav Huliaievback“Lately, from heavy loads, my lower back started hurting, so I decided to take strengthening my body before the new season more seriously.”
Hlib Sliplower back
/ First step
Do not guess the method —
start with a movement assessment
We will look at what is going on with your body and tell you whether you need this procedure at all.
Movement assessment — UAH 2,000 · 90 min
/ Questions and answers
Frequent questions
Is this the same as “putting a vertebra back”?+
Is it safe with a herniated disc?+
Can it make things worse?+
How many sessions?+
/ Who is responsible for this area
Reviewed by Valeriia Cherniiphysical therapistBogomolets National Medical University · injuries, arthrosis, chronic pain · BTL-Ukraine schoolSpecialist profile →23 September 2026