Neuropathy Treatment in Austin
An Integrated Approach Focused on Movement, Circulation & Function
Burning feet, balance changes, numbness, or walking hesitation can gradually make life feel smaller. Our integrated neuropathy support approach combines advanced laser therapy, movement-focused care, and personalized evaluation designed to help patients preserve movement, confidence, and independence.
You're not alone.
There May Be Another Way.
Many of our patients come to us after months or years of medications, injections, and specialist visits with little to no lasting relief.
We understand how frustrating and exhausting neuropathy symptoms can be.
Many people search for help after:
- Realizing their feet feel less predictable
- Hesitating on stairs, curbs, or uneven ground
- Feeling less steady at night
- Avoiding walks or activities they used to enjoy
- Constantly thinking about their feet instead of their life
Our goal is to support your body's ability to heal, move, and function better, naturally.
Dr. Nicolas Kellerman, DC
Symptoms often progress gradually over time
- Reduced sensation in feet or hands
- Tingling, burning, or numbness
- Balance and coordination changes
- Weakness or loss of stability
- Activity avoidance and frustration
The earlier supportive, movement-focused care begins, the more opportunity there may be to maintain strength, mobility, and function.
Neuropathy often affects more than just physical sensation
Our goal is not simply symptom management. It is helping you maintain movement, confidence, and quality of life for as long as possible.
Neuropathy can develop from many different conditions
A Proper Evaluation Helps Identify the Underlying Cause.
Diabetes-Related Neuropathy
High blood sugar can affect circulation and nerve health over time.
Chemotherapy-Related Neuropathy
Certain chemotherapy drugs may cause nerve irritation and sensitivity.
Injury-Related Neuropathy
Disc injuries, trauma, or scar tissue may irritate nerves and impact sensation.
Stroke-Related Changes
Stroke can affect nerve pathways, movement, and coordination.
Chronic Compression & Degeneration
Spinal degeneration and poor posture may contribute to nerve irritation.
Other Contributing Factors
Inflammation, lifestyle, medications, and other health conditions may contribute.
There may be multiple contributing factors. A proper evaluation helps identify the underlying cause.
Our integrated neuropathy support protocol
A Multi-Faceted Approach Instead of a One-Size-Fits-All Solution
1Class IV Laser Therapy
Photobiomodulation may help support circulation, reduce irritation, improve oxygenation, and promote cellular repair.
2Chiropractic & Joint Mobility
Gentle adjustment helps improve spinal alignment, reduce nerve irritation, and enhance overall movement.
3HillDT Decompression
Computer-assisted spinal decompression helps reduce pressure on nerves to support disc health and mobility.
4Fascia Stretch Therapy
Improves flexibility, reduces compensation, and helps restore proper movement patterns.
5Movement Retraining & Muscle Memory
Targeted exercises rebuild strength, balance, and neuromuscular control for long-term improvement.
Why treatment depth matters
Not All Lasers Are the Same
Many patients assume all laser therapy is essentially the same. In reality, treatment depth, tissue penetration, and therapeutic power can vary dramatically between devices.
Low-Level Laser (LLLT)
Superficial penetration
- Primarily superficial penetration
- Lower therapeutic power
- Often designed for surface-level tissue support
- May not effectively reach deeper structures
Class IV Therapeutic Laser
Deeper penetration
- Designed for deeper tissue penetration
- Supports circulation and tissue response
- Reaches larger treatment regions
- Often used in movement-focused rehabilitation settings
Our integrated approach combines advanced Class IV laser technology with precise evaluation and movement-based care to support nerve health, circulation, and long-term function.
Patients Come to Us From Across Austin Looking For
Balance support
Movement confidence
Circulation-focused care
Conservative options before more invasive interventions
We monitor progress, not just visits
We believe meaningful change happens when we track how you are moving, feeling, and functioning in daily life.
Small changes today can lead to meaningful progress over time.
Many people wait longer than they should
Symptoms often begin gradually and are easy to normalize.
Over time, activity choices, compensation patterns, and confidence can change. Many patients seek care once symptoms begin affecting walking, sleep, daily routines, or independence.
Why many approaches fall short
- Temporary symptom masking
- Isolated treatments
- Limited movement rehabilitation
An integrated, movement-focused approach
- Integrated supportive care
- Movement restoration
- Long-term support planning
What patients are really looking for
- Walk the neighborhood again
- Sleep better through the night
- Feel steadier on stairs and uneven ground
- Stay active with family and friends
- Return to hobbies and activities
- Maintain independence and confidence
We're here to help you keep living life on your terms.
Honest expectations matter
We do not promise miracle outcomes or overnight results. Some patients improve quickly. Others progress more gradually depending on their unique situation.
Our goal is to provide honest, supportive care to help you move and live as well as possible.
Who this approach may be right for
Frustrated with lack of progress elsewhere
Looking for conservative support
Want to stay active and independent
Want a plan built around your goals
Your neuropathy recovery journey
Recovery takes time and consistency. We're with you every step of the way.
Calm & Support
Support comfort and circulation.
Weeks 1-4
Restore Movement
Build mobility and walking confidence.
Weeks 4-12
Build Strength & Balance
Rebuild stability for daily activities.
Months 3-6
Maintain & Thrive
Support long-term function.
OngoingResults vary by individual. Consistency with your care plan is key to long-term function and quality of life.
Neuropathy treatment in Austin
Common Questions About Neuropathy Treatment in Austin
Can neuropathy symptoms improve?
Yes — some neuropathy-related symptoms may improve with supportive care, especially when contributing factors are identified early. A proper evaluation helps determine whether circulation, movement, inflammation, compression, or other factors may be involved.
What causes neuropathy in the feet?
Neuropathy symptoms in the feet can come from several possible contributors. These may include circulation changes, diabetes, nerve compression, injury history, medications, inflammation, or other health factors.
Is neuropathy always caused by diabetes?
No — neuropathy is not always caused by diabetes. Diabetes is one possible contributor, but symptoms can also be associated with chemotherapy, spine issues, injuries, inflammation, lifestyle factors, or other medical conditions.
What does Class IV laser therapy do?
Class IV laser therapy is designed to deliver therapeutic light energy into deeper tissue. It may help support circulation, tissue response, and comfort when used as part of an individualized care plan.
Can chiropractic care help with neuropathy-related symptoms?
Yes — chiropractic care may help some patients improve movement, comfort, and function related to neuropathy symptoms. Care focuses on joint mobility, spinal mechanics, posture, and movement patterns as part of supportive care.
Why are neuropathy symptoms often worse at night?
Neuropathy symptoms may feel worse at night because irritated nerves can be more noticeable during rest. Fewer distractions, circulation changes, and sleep positioning can also make burning, tingling, or discomfort feel more prominent.
How long does a neuropathy care plan usually take?
A neuropathy care plan often takes weeks to months, depending on the person. Timing varies based on symptom history, contributing factors, and how consistently progress is monitored.
What if other treatments have not helped?
If other treatments have not helped, a fresh evaluation may identify contributors that were missed. We look at movement, balance, spine mechanics, lifestyle factors, and supportive options tailored to your needs.
Why Austin Patients Choose
Our Integrated Approach
We combine advanced technology with movement-focused care and personalized support to address the underlying factors that impact your function and quality of life.
Advanced Class IV Laser Technology
Deep-penetrating Class IV laser therapy is designed to support circulation, inflammatory response, and the body's natural healing processes as part of an individualized plan.
Movement-Focused Evaluation
We evaluate how you move, not just where it hurts. Identifying patterns, imbalances, and restrictions helps us understand contributors to your symptoms.
Integrated Supportive Care
Chiropractic care, soft tissue therapy, nerve support, and lifestyle guidance can work together in a coordinated plan designed around your needs and goals.
Personalized Progress Tracking
We track what matters. Progress is measured, plans are adjusted, and care stays focused on function, confidence, and quality of life.
100% Chiropractic Austin Rosedale supports patients from Rosedale, Central Austin, Burnet Road, North Lamar, Round Rock, Cedar Park, and nearby communities close to Lady Bird Lake.
Visit Our Central Austin Location
100% Chiropractic Austin Rosedale
3800 N Lamar Blvd, Ste 160
Austin, TX 78756
(512) 638-8544
Mon-Thu: 8am - 12pm; 1:30 - 5:30pm
Fri: 8am - 12pm
The clinic sits in Rosedale between Local Foods and Westlake Dermatology facing North Lamar, near Burnet Road and Central Austin neighborhoods. We validate parking in the clinic. For garage GPS, use 3809 Medical Pkwy.
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Don't Wait Until Movement Feels Smaller
The earlier neuropathy-related changes are addressed, the more options patients often have to support movement, balance, and independence. Evaluation is required and results vary.