How Long Do Your Adjustment Appointments Actually Take?

Mine usually drag on for like half an hour, sometimes more if there’s a wait.

Honestly, same here. I always read those “15-20 minute” estimates and wonder if I’m just unlucky. My last few adjustments have all been closer to 40 minutes, and I start getting anxious just sitting there waiting. Maybe the quick visits are only if you’re the first patient of the day? I don’t know, but I don’t think it’s just impatience. I wish they’d be upfront about the real timing… makes planning the rest of my day tricky.

I hear you—those “quick” adjustments are a myth for me, too. I’ve had appointments run 45 minutes, and I’m just sitting there wondering if I missed a secret fast-pass line. Sometimes I think it depends on the staff that day or if the doc’s juggling emergencies. Honestly, I start planning for at least an hour now, just in case. Has anyone actually had one done in 15 minutes? That feels like winning the lottery.

Has anyone actually had one done in 15 minutes? That feels like winning the lottery.

Right? I always laugh when people say their adjustments are “in and out” because I’ve never had that luck. Mine usually drag out, especially if they’re running behind or there’s a new assistant learning the ropes. But honestly, it’s totally normal to plan for an hour—better than stressing about being late somewhere else. Hang in there, you’re definitely not alone.

- Never had an “in and out” visit, unless you count the time I just picked up wax and left.
- My appointments are a solid 30-40 mins, and that’s if the waiting room isn’t packed.
- The only thing “quick” is how fast my cheeks get sore from those plastic things they use.
- Maybe the 15-min thing is for people with super simple cases? Or maybe it’s just marketing talk…
- At this point, I bring headphones and a podcast—just makes the wait feel less endless.