Seoul, Korea – Korean women are familiar with a life seated on a hard surface, and this can lead to decreased blood flow to the lower body because of the long periods of pressure applied to the buttocks. Sitting with crossed legs can cause the hip joints to become separated, aggravating unwanted bowlegs and flat buttocks.

Clinical research has shown that many Korean women have flat buttocks even while still young. Among those women, some show a bruise-like discoloration or a darker skin condition in the ischium area that comes in contact with the seated surface, or the area shows rough skin and overdeveloped sweat glands.

Lately, artificial means for correction and relaxation therapies for buttock muscles have have come into use, but pelvic chiropractics and machine-assisted exercises are limited in recovering the supple resilience of the buttocks.

An alternative that Oriental medicine offers is a recontouring method known as Maesun Therapy. This therapy is a type of acupuncture, but it implants a strand of protein into the buttocks muscle where the chi flows, stimulating the area for six to seven months, an effective alternative for recovering trim firmness in the buttocks.

An important aspect of Maesun Therapy is that there is no addition of alien or artificial objects or materials to increase the volume of the buttocks. The therapy is a direct solution to the problem whereby the muscles are stimulated to become more resilient, and the volume gained is pleasing in both shape and size, through correction of the pelvic bone.

Since this therapy is based on acupuncture, it has positive effects on both the pelvis and the spine. Particularly in females, it may even alleviate chronic cramps. It is a great choice for women who have been looking to make some aesthetic adjustments but are uncomfortable with implants.


Source: JTN NEWS (Original article in Korean)
Translated by Abe Jung / Korea.com

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