Champions of mass personalization.

Spine support shaped for real bodies in motion.

Every spine tells a story.

And it’s personal.
Whether you’re growing, healing, or regaining confidence after surgery, your brace should feel made for you, because it is.
At mign, we combine clinical insight with digital design to create spinal braces that fit your body, your movement, and your life.
Lightweight. Precise. Personal.
Because every hero needs a sidekick.

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A graphic illustration with a yellow dotted background showing three blue silhouettes of a human figure with numbered steps: 1. Scan, 2. Plan, 3. Print. A comic-style woman and man are in the center with a speech bubble saying, "Eureka! We can automa

A comic-style illustration with a yellow background and purple-toned characters of a male and female health professionals. A black oval contains white text about meeting patient needs. A large white text box lists indications for medical necessity, i

Diagram illustrating treatment approaches for spinal alignment, including sections on circumferential correction, support, and focal correction, with examples of side and front views, and a measuring scale.

Diagram illustrating the concept of phenotype, showing silhouettes of a woman with a slim build and a person with a curvier body, along with shapes, frames, postures, and torso height indicators in a flowchart format.

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A vibrant pink background features a young man crouching and smiling on the right side, with a star graphic and the words 'star' above his head. On the left, there are shape options (triangle, inverted triangle, square, hexagon, diamond) with frame,

silhouettes of five people with different body shapes, labeled as 'shape', on a pink background with dotted pattern. At the top, a legend shows boxes with a scale from 210 to 110. To the right, a vertical spine graphic with numbered zones from 2 to

A senior man demonstrating physical posture with text overlays about body shape, frame, posture, torso height, and branding. The background is teal with dotted pattern.

A graphic design displaying geometric shapes, frames, postures, and torso heights, with examples and labels on a purple background, featuring a man and a young girl in the right foreground.

A chart titled 'iconic individuality: is my patient eligible?' with different medical criteria. It has categories of shapes: triangle, downward triangle, square, cross, and diamond. Frame options are narrow, double vertical lines, and wide triple lin

A diagram illustrating a seamless clinical workflow process surrounding a patient, with steps like scan, plan, print, physician consult, and shared notes via electronic medical records, overlaid on a back view of a person with a medical device on the

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3 steps to meeting your specific needs:

Digital tailoring at its finest.

mign’s design tools synthesize your body’s 3D data into a medical wearable that addresses your physical needs and gives a boss nod to your character.

1. What is your medical need?

Every spine is different, so is every reason for bracing.
Tell us where you are on your journey:

Managing pain from a chronic or degenerative condition
Recovering after surgery or injury
Preventing progression of a spinal curve
Supporting posture and balance during daily life

No matter the reason, mign designs braces that move with you.
Each one is digitally tailored to your body’s shape, your care plan, and your lifestyle.

Because strength starts with fit.

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2. What is your prescribed treatment?

Every spine needs something different:
some require correction, others support.
mign’s approach blends both: precision-built for your medical necessity and designed to deliver real-world comfort and confidence.
Which one best matches your need?

Black and white portrait of a young woman with dark hair, smiling slightly, outdoors near a brick wall.

CIRCUMFERENTIAL CORRECTION

Black woman with curly hair wearing a black sweater, looking to the side with a neutral expression.

CIRCUMFERENTIAL SUPPORT

A young boy with dark hair looking down at a smartphone.

FOCAL CORRECTION

A black-and-white portrait of an elderly man with white hair and a mustache, smiling, wearing a light-colored button-up shirt against a white background.

FOCAL SUPPORT

3. How would you describe your body’s shape?

Your size isn’t a letter. It’s uniquely yours.

Off-the-rack is for T-shirts, not treatment.
Turns out when braces fit, everything works.
#digitallytailored