Fazer for IASTM

• After purchasing a Fazer you will receive an email with a download link.
• Click on the link and download the PDF.
• Go to elopage.com/s/ARTZT/Fazer.
• Click CONTINUE TO CHECKOUT.
• Fill in all required order details completely.
• Under SUMMARY, enter the discount code you find on the PDF.
• Order your Fazer basic course for 0,00 €.

Yes. The stainless steel used is also used in surgery and is safe for people who are allergic to nickel.

Fazer is aimed specifically at trained users such as physiotherapists, doctors, sports scientists, chiropractors and Rolfers.

Fazer is used exclusively for individualised therapy based on specific indications - adapted to the individual patient. Consideration of the dosage is just as important as taking possible contraindications into account.

You can use Fazer for:

• IASTM
• General soft tissue treatment
• Acute or chronic pain treatment
• Fascia treatment (e.g. fibrosis)
• Restricted movement
• Connective tissue restrictions

The Fazer is used exclusively for individual therapy, based on specific indications and adapted to the individual patient. Consideration of the dosage is just as important as consideration of possible contraindications and the individual anamnesis.
The treating specialist is responsible for making a patient-specific assessment of the use of the Fazer.

Publications dealing with “instrument assisted soft tissue mobilisation” (IASTM) describe that this form of therapy allows for better and faster treatment success while requiring less effort.
Treatment successes in terms of pain relief and functional improvement are described for the following clinical pictures:

• Tendonitis (tendinitis)
• Tendonitis in the wrist (tenosynovitis de Quervain)
• Epicondylitis (medial and lateral)
• Carpal tunnel syndrome
• Inflammation of the synovial membrane (adhesive capsulitis)
• Joint sprains
• Femoropatellar pain syndrome
• Runner's Knee
• Inflammation of the tendon plate of the sole of the foot (plantar fasciitis)
• Various pain syndromes in the large joints
• Cervical and lumbar spine syndromes
• Tensions

Postoperative scars on skin and ligaments Fibromyalgia In general, instrument-assisted myofascial therapy is seen as an important addition to existing treatment techniques for musculoskeletal complaints.

Yes. However, unlike humans, animals cannot consciously "participate" in the treatment. Since treatment with the Fazer can be painful and animals involuntarily and instinctively avoid pain, treatment with the Fazer should only be carried out by people who have been specifically trained for this purpose.