Dr. Fazzari is the best chiropractor in NYC. That's all there is to it. Some years ago, I had serious back problems. At times the pain was so bad I was seeing yellow lights. Dr. Fazzari fixed it in four visits! All my visits since have more or less been maintenance. His bedside manner is the best, and we've become friends. If you have back problems of any kind, go to the Center for Spinal Correction and see Dr. Fazzari. There's nobody better.
Dawoud Kringle
My spinal adjustment has me feeling 15 years younger. I noticed the difference on my very first visit with Dr. Fazzari. I only wish I would have started treatments with Dr. Fazzari sooner and saved myself a lot of pain, but I'm pain-free today and feeling great. Although I'm getting on in years, it is comforting to know that I don't have to live with pain anymore. Thank you, Dr. Fazzari! James Dinallo 61 years young.
James Dinallo
I meet Dr. Fazzari at a work event through his wife. I have suffered from extreme Scoliosis all my life. I have engaged in chiropractic care for a lifetime. However, I have recently taken more serious steps after I fell last fall. After knee surgery and a spine evaluation, recommendation for spinal surgery I decided on a holistic alternative to my chronic pain. Dr. Fazzari has helped me live and move forward in my physical reality. I see Dr. Fazzari twice a week and he helps me to manage my condition. He is an honest extremely knowledgeable doctor that spends time and explains so you can understand. I would highly recommend Dr. Fazzari. As one of his colleagues described Dr. Fazzari, "He is the best in the city" and I agree!
Ivy Tabor
How do I know I need to be corrected?
Unfortunately, your body waits quite a bit before it lets you know you need help. By the time you experience symptoms the condition has probably been going on for quite some time.
The first true sign of a problem is a decrease or a diminution of function. Examples would be:
- Difficulty bending from the waist,
- Decreased motion and stiffness when you rotate or bend your neck,
- Shoulder pain or stiffness when you attempt to raise your arms.
Perhaps you’re simply moving slower, or you’ve lost a step or two in sports. Patients often state: “I’m not that bad; it hurts only when I wake up in the morning or when I go to bed at night!”
Another funny one is: “I’m OK as long as I don’t turn my head, or pick things up fast.” This is NOT normal and you do NOT have to live like that.