Full Body Analysis at PYONG Rehabilitation Penthouse

At PYONG Rehabilitation Penthouse (11th Floor, Gaysorn Tower – BTS Chidlom), we offer Full Body Analysis using a cutting-edge 3D Infrared Posture Analysis System powered by AI (Moti Physio). This service is ideal for individuals concerned about their posture, body alignment, or those experiencing chronic musculoskeletal pain.

Every step is overseen by a Rehabilitation Medicine physician and a multidisciplinary team. The system detects postural abnormalities, muscle imbalances, and skeletal misalignments that may be linked to pain or dysfunctional movement. With a quick, non-radiative 3D scan, clients receive clear visual data and personalized recommendations.

What is Full Body Analysis?

The Full Body Analysis uses an infrared camera (RGB-D) and an AI algorithm to perform a 3D scan of the body in approximately 30 seconds. This process generates a detailed report on overall posture, including:

Skeletal Alignment
Muscle Balance
Joint Angles

The system can assess up to 87 muscle groups and postural indicators such as head shift, pelvic tilt, Q-angle, and spinal curvature, all without the use of X-rays. The client simply stands comfortably while the system captures the data and creates a 3D simulation showing the skeleton and muscles.

Why Choose Full Body Analysis at PYONG Rehabilitation?

The Full Body Analysis service at PYONG Rehabilitation Penthouse stands out because:

Physician Oversight: All results are interpreted by a Rehabilitation Medicine physician in collaboration with a physical therapist and integrated into the treatment plan.
Advanced AI Technology: Provides more accurate and comprehensive analysis than traditional methods.
Holistic Rehabilitation Approach: Results help plan physical therapy, occupational therapy, and neuro-rehabilitation.
Convenient Central Location: Situated at BTS Chidlom, making follow-up appointments easy.

Compared to visual assessment or conventional 2D photography, the Full Body Analysis uses an infrared camera (RGB-D) and AI algorithms to scan the body in 3D. This provides numerical, repeatable data with comparative images, ensuring transparent and targeted treatment. Assessing up to 87 muscle groups and various spinal and joint indicators enables the physician and physical therapist to define treatment approaches with greater accuracy and effectiveness than general examinations.

How Full Body Analysis Works

Initial Assessment: A physician takes a medical history and asks about symptoms (e.g., muscle pain, imbalance, or movement limitations).
Scanning: The client stands while the AI infrared camera records the data. No undressing is required, and no radiation is used.
Data Processing: The system analyzes posture, muscle symmetry, and joint alignment.
3D Visual Report: A body model is displayed, showing postural deviations or muscle tightness.
Recommendation and Planning: The physician explains the results and collaborates on a plan, such as corrective exercises, postural adjustments, or physical therapy.

Conditions That May Benefit

Forward head posture and neck pain
Rounded shoulders / Kyphosis (hunchback)
Pelvic tilt or imbalance
Knee Q-angle issues
Back pain caused by poor posture
Imbalance after stroke or neurological injury
Age-related muscle weakness
Balance problems stemming from incorrect body alignment
Habitual leaning while standing or walking
Prevention of degenerative injuries in the elderly

Academic Evidence

Accuracy: Research indicates that AI-driven posture analysis is often more reliable than manual measurements.
Rehabilitation: 3D scanning allows physicians to better track changes in neurological patients.
Patient Engagement: The 3D visuals and numerical values help patients understand their issues and adhere to recommendations more effectively.

Frequency and Expected Outcomes

How often should it be done?

Start with a detailed initial scan.
Repeat the scan every 4–6 weeks to monitor progress or adjust the treatment plan.
For post-stroke patients or those with chronic postural issues, the doctor may schedule scans in conjunction with the physical therapy program.

Expected Outcomes:

Immediate: Clear visualization of your posture and muscle status.
Within a few weeks: You may start noticing better postural awareness and reduced discomfort.
Long-term: Consistent corrective exercises help adjust posture, reduce tension, and increase movement efficiency.

Results depend on adherence to exercises, age, and underlying health conditions.

Safety

Uses safe infrared light; no radiation is involved.
Scanning takes less than 30 seconds.
It is not suitable for individuals with unstable medical conditions (the physician will assess suitability beforehand).
The team ensures privacy and safety throughout the process.

Cost

The Full Body Analysis (Moti Physio) at PYONG Rehabilitation Penthouse starts at 8,400 Baht per session. The cost depends on the complexity of the examination and whether it is bundled with other therapy packages.