Precision Osteopathy
Welcome to Precision Osteopathy – Your Trusted Osteo in Frankston
Our dedicated osteopaths Frankston team is here to provide personalised care and support, helping you achieve
optimal wellness through osteopathic treatments and education. Experience the difference with
our compassionate approach and commitment to your recovery.
Let us guide you on your journey to better health!
Dr Lachlan Hocking
Osteopath
Bachelor of Applied Science and
Bachelor of Health Science (Osteopathy)
Dr Belicia Ralph
Osteopath
Double degree in Health Science
and Applied Science (Osteopathy)
Services
General Osteopathy
Hands-on therapy to help aid in the recovery of, and prevention of conditions
by improving movement and relieving pain.
Dry Needling / Cupping
Dry needling and cupping are therapeutic techniques used to relieve muscle
tension and improve circulation.
Pregnancy
Relieve pregnancy discomforts. Back pain, pelvic tension, and swelling by using gentle, hands-on techniques.
Learn MoreWomen’s Pelvic Health
Assessment and treatment focusing on women’s pelvic health complaints,
including Pelvic Floor dysfunctions.
Preventative Wellness
Help maintain balance in the body, supporting mobility, posture, and overall
function.
Injury Rehabilitation
Supports recovery through education & at home management by restoring
movement & improving strength to prevent re-injury.
Precision Osteopathy is proud to service Frankston, Frankston North, Frankston South, Carrum Downs, Mt Eliza, Baxter, Langwarrin, Seaford, Skye, Somerville and all surrounding suburbs.
Our experienced Osteo professionals are here to guide you and provide Osteopathic Care for Every Stage of Life
Wisdom from Our Wellness Experts
Upper Crossed Syndrome
Upper Crossed Syndrome (UCS) is a muscle imbalance pattern in the upper body, commonly caused by poor posture, repetitive movements, and/or a combination of tight and weak muscles.
Facet Joint Injuries
Facet joints are synovial joints in the posterior vertebrae that connect to the vertebrae together providing stability and support. Facet joint injuries make up a large proportion of lower back and neck injuries, both chronic and acute.
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