PYONG Rehabilitation Clinic

Dr. Ning (นิ้ง) is specifically praised across multiple reviews for treating office syndrome, plantar fasciitis, and chronic neck-shoulder pain using dry needling combined with laser therapy to reduce soreness. Patients consistently report that his technique is gentler than other clinics—one runner with plantar fasciitis went from struggling after 2–3 km to returning to normal running, and office workers report 70% improvement in tension after single sessions.

The clinic uses modern equipment including shockwave therapy, PMS (electrical stimulation), ultrasound-guided neurofascial release with hydrodissection, and laser therapy for post-treatment bruising reduction. A patient with chronic neck-shoulder pain who'd failed at multiple other clinics—trying massage, medication, acupuncture, and electrical stimulation—saw clear improvement after one session of the clinic's ultrasound-guided procedure with prolotherapy injection.

The space itself feels intentionally designed for rehab rather than a typical clinic—minimal aesthetic, chill music, and private treatment areas. Body analysis is offered (sometimes free at events), giving patients concrete data on posture and spinal alignment, which several reviewers found valuable even if somewhat sobering.

Pricing appears steep for the treatment duration—one Australian patient paid 10,000 baht for a consultation, laser therapy, and dry needling session that lasted less than 30 minutes. This is the only explicit price complaint in the reviews, so budget should be confirmed before booking.

Results are not guaranteed for complex spinal conditions—one patient with thoracic spinal cord compression from infection showed improvement in mobility and balance over a month of treatment, but numbness and sensitivity in the stomach, limbs, and feet did not improve. The clinic's own staff noted that spinal issues can be unpredictable in recovery outcome.