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Kinesiotape is made up of cotton and elastic fibers. The tape works in various ways that includes lifting the fascia and soft tissue above the area of pain which decreases the pain input from the sensory nerves in the area, providing sensory information to stimulate or limit motion, and providing positional stimulus for postural muscles through the skin, among others. Kinesiotaping can be effective in treating the following conditions: Muscle imbalances, Postural insufficiency, Circulatory and lymphatic conditions, Ligament, tendon, Joint injuries, Fascial adhesions, Scars, Pathological movement patterns, and Neurological conditions. Kinesiotaping can be used as part of your physical therapy treatment plan or can be performed as a separate service for a fee (see spa services).