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8 results for “Kyphosis”
- Condition · Head, face and jaw Facial asymmetry One side of the face looking different from the other — the cause is not always in the face.
- Condition · Spine and posture Kyphosis Excessive backward curvature of the spine in the thoracic region — a rounded, hunched posture.
- Condition · Spine and posture Scoliosis A sideways curvature of the spine. It is found in 3 out of every 5 schoolchildren.
- Service · Osteopathy and manual therapy Cosmetic osteopathy and facial asymmetry The cause of facial asymmetry is not always in the face. Osteopathy treats the body as a whole and looks for the root of the problem.
- Service · Osteopathy and manual therapy Graston Technique therapy Fascia therapy that reaches the deep tissues using special metal instruments.
- Service · Osteopathy and manual therapy Pediatric and infant osteopathy From newborn to adolescent — a gentle and painless approach; suitability is determined by examination each time.
- Service · Rehabilitation and therapeutic exercise Therapeutic exercise (remedial exercise therapy) Treatment alone is not enough — movement matters too. The best results come from consistent exercise.
- Article · Spine and posture Kyphosis and postural disorders: why saying “stand up straight” is not enough Good posture is possible not through willpower alone, but through the balanced work of the muscles, fasciae and ligaments.