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Superficial dry needling is a therapeutic technique where fine needles are inserted just into the superficial layers of the skin, targeting the subcutaneous tissue rather than deep muscle layers. This method aims to stimulate underlying myofascial trigger points and connective tissues to alleviate pain, improve muscle function, and enhance blood flow without penetrating deeply into the muscle. It's often used for managing neuromusculoskeletal pain and can be particularly beneficial for conditions where deep needling might be contraindicated or less desirable due to patient comfort or anatomical considerations. The procedure typically involves minimal discomfort and can be part of a broader treatment plan including other manual therapies.