Result: AA

  • In Brace Result
  • Initial Cobb angle: 15º
  • In-brace over correction: -9º

This New Hampshire girl with a mild scoliosis (15º) was braced part-time in our Scoliosis 3DC® designed Chêneau style brace. She attained optimal spinal over correction (-9º) and has an… Read More

Result: LL

  • Initial Cobb angle: 16º
  • Out of brace result: 0º (straight spine)

This Vermont girl achieved complete spinal correction in our Scoliosis 3DC® designed Chêneau style brace. She was able to reduce her 16º Cobb angle to straight spine in under six… Read More

Result: MG

  • Initial Cobb angles: 18º & 16º
  • Out of brace result: 9º & 5º

This twelve-year-old Boston area girl came to us with scoliosis Cobb angels of 18º and 16º. At her recent six month follow-up x-ray her curves now measure 9º and 5º…. Read More

Result: YM

  • Initial Cobb angle: 15º
  • Out of brace results: 5º & 0º

This 11 year-old girl from the Washington DC/Maryland area came to Scoliosis 3DC® at the end of April. Her wise parents wanted to be proactive about her 15º curve so… Read More

What Scoliosis 3DC® Patients Are Saying

Simply Excellent Experience

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“Everyone on the staff is caring, professional, and highly knowledgeable. They understand that a scoliosis diagnoses for a kid or teenager is not merely a physical issue. They know the toll it can take on mental health and body image and approach the treatment of their patients with the utmost care and thought.” Read More

A Game Changer

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

“In a short time, I have managed to get some lengthening in areas, and the Schroth exercises have strengthened my back and reduced my pain symptoms. I am so thankful to the team and I have adopted these exercises as a must do for me to continue to feel better and stronger.” Read More

Remarkable Improvements

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“From the very first visit, the entire team made us feel supported and cared for. They treat you like family while delivering measurable results. They take the time to educate, encourage, and empower your child to take an active role in their treatment—whether through exercises or consistent brace wear.” Read More