3D Posture Scan

What the scan involves

You stand on the scanning mat for a few seconds while the system captures your body from the front, side and back. No markers, no radiation, nothing attached to you — the whole scan takes under a minute and the report is ready straight away.

What the report shows

• Imbalance list — head posture (forward head angle), shoulder height difference, round shoulders, anterior pelvic tilt, pelvic rotation, knee flexion and hip–knee–ankle (HKA) alignment, each graded mild / moderate / severe
• Risk index — a single 0–100 score summarising how far your posture is from the expected range
• Spine view — segment-by-segment curvature with Cobb-style angles for the thoracic and lumbar spine
• Muscle map — which muscles are likely tight and which are likely weak, shown on a 3D model
• Balance test (optional) — centre-of-gravity sway on each leg
• Before / after comparison — rescans are overlaid on your first scan so you can see progress

You receive a printed or PDF result sheet to take home.

How we use it

The scan is a tool, not a diagnosis. Your clinician combines it with a hands-on examination to decide which findings matter for your symptoms, then uses it to target treatment and corrective exercise — and to measure change over a course of care. We use a dedicated 3D posture-analysis system.