Left alone, a disc like this usually keeps losing height, and the pressure on the nerve builds instead of easing. That's when the good days get rarer, the pain starts running further down the leg, and simple things like sitting, sleeping, bending, or lifting the grandkids get planned around the pain. Once a disc collapses far enough, those changes are hard to walk back, and the conversation can start turning toward injections or surgery. Starting while the disc still has its height gives us the most to work with.
Your program is built to take pressure off that disc and the nerve, and to give the area the best shot at settling down and healing. Every visit combines spinal decompression with Class IV laser or Softwave, muscle stimulation, and Power Plate therapy, and it runs in phases: intensive at the start when your body responds most, then stepping down as you stabilize. If a flare-up hits along the way, those sessions are already included. It's the plan Dr. Banman would put his own family on for this, and we adjust as your body tells us how it's responding. Results vary, and staying with the full schedule is what gives it the best chance to hold.
Every program includes the core therapies, supplements, and care for flare-ups.
Reduced rates for patients on a program. Standard rates outside the program are higher.
Your program runs in phases. The schedule starts intensive when your body responds the most, then steps down as you stabilize.
Here is what your program costs, and the two ways to bring that number down. Same program, same care, either way.
This is a real number, and most people take a breath when they see it. That's normal. Weigh it against the other cost though, the one you're already paying. Living with a bad disc has its own price: the sleep you lose, the days you push through, the things you've quietly stopped doing, and where this heads if it keeps progressing. That cost has no finish line. The program does. Most patients don't pay it all at once, and there are three ways to handle it, including a plan that splits the cost across your visits. Many of the people Dr. Banman treats for disc pain tell us getting their movement back was worth it. We can't promise your result, but we can promise to track it with you, visit by visit.
A disc doesn't tend to regain height on its own once it's lost, so what we have to work with is the most you'll have today, and that's why waiting rarely makes this easier.