Posture Correction Treatment Mont Kiara

What is Scoliosis?

ONI Physio Fitness in Mont Kiara, Kuala Lumpur, offers a specialized Posture Correction Treatment to help individuals improve their posture and overall musculoskeletal health.

Our dedicated team of experienced physiotherapists and fitness professionals employ a tailored approach to address common posture-related issues as above, such as slouching, rounded shoulders, forward head posture, scoliosis and lower back pain. Using a combination of targeted exercises, manual therapy, and personalized guidance, ONI Physio Fitness assist clients in achieving better posture, reducing discomfort, and preventing future problems. In addition, we empower you with the knowledge and tools to maintain the posture for the long term.

ONI Physio Fitness at Mont Kiara is a trusted destination for those seeking effective, evidence-based solutions to enhance their posture and overall well-being.

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Scoliosis

What is Scoliosis?

Scoliosis is a medical condition characterized by an abnormal sideways curvature of the spine. Instead of the spine being straight when viewed from the front or back, it appears to have a C- or S-shaped curve.

There are different types of scoliosis, and they can be broadly categorized into three main groups based on their causes:

Idiopathic Scoliosis: This is the most common type of scoliosis and often has no identifiable cause. It typically develops during adolescence, when a child is growing rapidly, and it is not linked to birth defects or poor posture.

Congenital Scoliosis: Some individuals are born with abnormal vertebrae or other spinal abnormalities, which can lead to scoliosis.

Secondary or Acquired Scoliosis: Scoliosis can also develop later in life due to various factors, including injury, neuromuscular conditions (e.g., cerebral palsy) or degenerative changes in the spine. Being in a certain posture like slouching for too long can also mimic scoliosis appearance but physiotherapy and posture correction will usually correct these pains and appearance.)

Symptoms and Appearance of Scoliosis

Type of Treatment Methods

Treatment We Offer

Myofascial release (MFR)

MFR is a treatment which apply gentle pressure and manipulation on fascia and muscles to alleviate muscle tension and muscle “knot” to reduce muscle tightness, relief pain and improve blood circulation of the area.

Corrective exercise

Corrective exercises are designed specifically based on client’s condition to correct muscle imbalance and improve movement pattern, therefore it will help reduce compensation of muscle movement, reduce pain and prevent injury.

Functional training

Functional training is a type of training which emphasize fitness and movement pattern of daily activities, movement and tasks, thus it helps to improve client’s self-care activities, recreational exercise and even sport performance.

Localized cold & thermal therapy (QMD)

QMD is a treatment method with modalities to apply hot (range from 35°C to 42°C) or cold (maximum -2°C to 10°C) to the selected part of the client. Hot therapy promotes circulation for muscle tightness and pain relief, while cold therapy reduces swelling and ease pain.

Cupping therapy

Cupping therapy is a therapeutic treatment that involves the use of special cups to create suction on the skin. Cupping therapy can help promote circulation of the area and reduce the fascia tightness to relief pain.

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Dry needling

Dry needling is a therapeutic technique that involves inserting thin needles into the skin and underlying tissues, such as muscles and connective tissue, without injecting any substance. Dry needling primarily used to muscle tightness and muscle “knot” and promote healing & ease pain.

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Instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM)

IATSM is a technique which physiotherapist use a specific blade like instrument to stroke on muscle and fascia to break scar tissue, improve flexibility of myofascial and improve healing of the spot.

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Why ONI

Choosing the right physiotherapy services can make all the difference in your journey to recovery and reclaiming your active lifestyle. At ONI, we’re dedicated to providing an unparalleled experience that sets us apart. When you choose ONI Physiotherapy services, you’re choosing more than just treatment, you’re choosing a partner in your wellness journey. Regain your mobility, confidence and passion in life with ONI. Here’s why you should consider ONI Physiotherapy services:

Ample Space and Safe Environment

Our spacious facility prioritizes your well-being and promotes comfortable rehabilitation with minimal risk.

Professional and Friendly Staff

Our certified physios are dedicated to your well-being, offering evidence-based treatments for results. They're not only skilled but also genuinely passionate about your success. Expect a warm, welcoming atmosphere with friendly staff guiding your journey with care.

Empowering Sessions

Every session at ONI gets you closer to playing your sport and equips you with the knowledge and tools to maintain progress. We educate you about your body and condition, empowering your active role in recovery.

When you choose ONI Physiotherapy services, you’re choosing more than just treatment, you’re choosing a partner in your wellness journey. Regain your mobility, confidence, and passion in life with ONI.

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Is bracing necessary for scoliosis?

Bracing is considered a treatment option for scoliosis when the curvature is mild to moderate, typically less than 20-25 degrees, and the individual is still in the growth phase, especially during adolescence. The primary goals of bracing are to halt further progression of the curvature and avoid the need for surgery. For mild cases of scoliosis or individuals who have completed their growth, bracing may not be required.

Is surgery required for scoliosis?

Severe cases of scoliosis, usually with a curvature exceeding 45 degrees, may necessitate bracing or surgical intervention, depending on the individual’s age and specific circumstances. Surgery is not typically the initial treatment for scoliosis; it is reserved for specific cases where other treatments like bracing or physical therapy have proven ineffective or when the condition is extremely severe and poses risks to breathing or overall health.

Can scoliosis be cured?

In some mild cases of scoliosis, especially in children and adolescents, the condition may naturally resolve or improve as the individual grows. For moderate cases of scoliosis, treatment options such as bracing and physical therapy can help manage the condition and prevent further deterioration. Although these treatments may not completely eliminate the curvature, they can prevent it from worsening and enhance the individual’s quality of life. In severe cases of scoliosis, surgery can be performed to straighten and stabilize the spine. While surgery can provide substantial correction, it may not entirely eliminate the curvature, and some degree of curvature may persist.

Does scoliosis develop due to incorrect sitting posture or habitual standing patterns?

Scoliosis can have various causes, and it is not exclusively a condition present at birth or related to posture during sitting or standing habits.

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