Visiting from the U.S. for treatment?!

While we have had patients come from abroad for CIR treatment, they were all Korean expatriates; this time, a real American visited us through a referral~

The densification of her skin lesions was so severe that her head was floating about 20cm off the table while lying down. After the procedure, she was able to rest her head on the table and was deeply moved.

She mentioned that her primary physician is a friend at Duke University and that she plans to discuss the CIR treatment with them.

She also had symptoms of empathy syndrome due to onychomycosis, so we provided toenail care as well.

Her lower back pain did not improve immediately, but when she returned a week later, she was happy to report that it felt much more supple.

This is a 68-year-old female patient who traveled a long way from the U.S. because she wanted to receive CIR treatment.

She had been receiving treatment in the U.S. for pain in her right 2nd, 3rd, and 5th toes, left 2nd toe, and knee pain. Even with just fullKPC for balance and pain management, her pain improved significantly.

Due to skin lesions in the groin and leg areas, her range of motion was clearly limited, and weak areas were visibly apparent. After the finishing touch of KPC and PRF around these areas, her range of motion immediately became smoother, and the weak areas improved, leading to better balance.

The patient herself felt the difference and exclaimed, "Wonderful! Beautiful!"

As expected, the X-rays showed improvement in pelvic tilt, pelvic height discrepancy, lumbar tilt, and flank pressure lines.

To support the balance chain from the feet upward, we also prescribed SIDAS custom insoles and KUN wedge exercises.

Of course, we also performed Prolotherapy using Autologous Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) for regenerative treatment of the painful areas, followed by a finishing touch.