The golden time of 6 months after childbirth,
Oblive designs a systematic recovery.
Postpartum Manual Therapy Program
in Obliv
After childbirth, a woman's body becomes more flexible than usual.
Strong stimulation that does not fully consider the mother's physical condition can place a burden on recovery.
Oblive's physical therapists, who have completed prenatal and postnatal education programs,
deeply understand and treat the body's changed mechanisms after childbirth.
Raise the standard of postpartum recovery with precise, customized manual therapy.
Why the first 6 months postpartum?
Hormone expiration date
Sorting Variability
Chronic pain blocking
If this golden window is missed and the ligaments harden again, the imbalanced alignment may become fixed as it is.
Treatment within the golden window is one of the effective ways to prevent postpartum ailments and chronic pain.
Features of the postpartum manual therapy program
Obliv's postpartum manual therapy is a program designed to match bodily changes after childbirth.
Intensive care for the abdomen and pelvis
Rectus diastasis recovery
Pelvic floor function strengthening
Intensive care for the abdomen and pelvis
Rectus diastasis recovery
Pelvic floor function strengthening
1:1 private treatment environment
The spacious 200-pyeong area and 22 private treatment rooms are
essential facilities for protecting your privacy.
You are free from unnecessary attention or interruptions,
providing the ideal environment to focus solely on recovery.
Treatment process
Check the patient's condition and assess the level of pain
Developing personalized treatment plans through consultation
Assignment of a dedicated physical therapist with postpartum care experience
One-on-one manual therapy session
Step-by-step treatment and posture guidance based on treatment progress
*Treatment methods and the number of sessions may vary depending on each individual’s physical condition.
Recommended for people like these
If you experience these symptoms after childbirth
/ If you are concerned about structural changes in the pelvis or other joints
/ In cases where lower back, pelvic, and hip pain persists even after postpartum recovery
/ If you experience neck, shoulder, or wrist pain from breastfeeding or childcare
/ If a general health check-up is needed before returning to work
■ Information on physical reactions that may occur after treatment
Although it varies from person to person, for 1–2 days after treatment you may feel more stiffness than usual or experience an overall body-ache sensation.
However, if the muscle pain persists even after a certain period, please call the clinic and visit us.
Postpartum Manual Therapy FAQ
Before the procedure,
we share your concerns and worries.
*The direction and treatment plan may vary depending on the patient's physical condition.
We recommend that you visit us and first confirm your individual condition through a consultation.
Will it still be effective even though it’s been more than 6 months since giving birth?
Even up to a year after childbirth, your body is still going through a process of recovery and change. With treatment tailored to your current condition, you may be able to expect relief from discomfort.
How many treatment sessions are usually needed?
It varies depending on the severity of pain and the degree of body imbalance, and we will provide a personalized treatment plan after an initial evaluation at your visit.
I have diastasis recti. Can I get treatment?
After evaluating the condition of diastasis recti, we provide treatment that focuses on stabilizing the abdomen and pelvic floor without putting excessive pressure on them.
Is it okay to receive treatment while breastfeeding?
Manual therapy is a hands-on treatment that does not use medication, and it can also be performed while breastfeeding. In fact, it may help relieve pain caused by breastfeeding and childcare.
I have diastasis recti. Can I get treatment?
After evaluating the condition of diastasis recti, we provide treatment that focuses on stabilizing the abdomen and pelvic floor without putting excessive pressure on them.