While physical therapy exercises tailored to each individual’s need and type of curve tends to work best in those living with moderate or less restrictive curves, even minor improvements can have profound impacts on the quality of life for all those affected by scoliosis. If your scoliosis is mild, a brace will likely be recommended to help stop further progression and ease pain.

Physical therapy exercises tailored to each individual’s need and type of curve is a vital element in treating scoliosis. Therapists provide exercises designed to strengthen muscles, balance, and flexibility, and ultimately, their goal is to enhance quality of life and prevent further worsening of scoliosis. The ultimate aim is for you to return to life with a healthy, functional spine – so our specialists work collaboratively in providing comprehensive care and access to proven scoliosis therapies and other complex spinal disorders.

We at Scoliosis Specialists specialize in non-surgical scoliosis treatments and ensure that our patients recover at the earliest with the best of the services and care they receive from us, thereby offering them long-term scoliosis pain relief.

Surgery for scoliosis is generally reserved for patients whose curves cannot be corrected with exercises or bracing alone, such as those who experience large thoracic curves before or during the adolescent growth surge and those who develop large convex lumbar curves later. However, under our expert supervision and practical approach at Scoliosis Specialists, many patients who were advised surgical treatment otherwise have recovered from their condition with the help of our non-surgical scoliosis treatments. Visit Scoliosis Specialists now to learn more about our new scoliosis treatment for adults in Texas!