Osteopathic manipulation therapy for Visual Snow Syndrome targets the potential neurological and vascular dysfunction underlying the condition by using manual techniques to improve cerebral blood flow, reduce neural tension, and modulate the autonomic nervous system. By addressing potential somatic dysfunctions in the cervical and cranial regions, osteopathic interventions may help normalize neurological processing and reduce hyperexcitability in visual cortex networks, potentially alleviating visual snow symptoms through neuroplastic mechanisms.