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  • 12-year-old female
  • Initial Cobb angles 25º/12º
  • Risser 1

This patient came to see us from Washington(state). Her parents wanted her to have a night-time brace only. We monitored her progress closely via email communications and photos. Nighttime bracing is not as aggressive as full-time spinal bracing and is limited to adolescents who meet certain criteria. Night-time bracing with us differs from others in that it still addresses the spine in all three planes (not just one plane) and provides an exaggerated spinal shift. Unlike other nighttime braces, the nighttime brace we provide can also be worn in an upright position, not just when lying down.

This patient wore her brace for almost two years and also integrated the Schroth concepts we taught her during the day. With the protocol we offered her she successfully reduced her thoracic angle to 12º and her lumbar angle to 4º, a very, very mild scoliosis. She stopped wearing her brace when she reached spinal maturity at fourteen years old.

All Results

What Scoliosis 3DC® Patients Are Saying

Major Curve Reduced

“We had the good surprise to find out that the major curve reduced. It is now 17 degrees. She was so happy to see the result of her efforts. So, she continues her exercise routine everyday.” Read More

N • Patient's Mother • Montreal, CAN

A Friend in Our Battle

“We had hoped for an improvement of a few degrees at best, but this improvement left us stunned. Marc’s knowledge, encouragement and support have given our son the tools to succeed in his battle against scoliosis.” Read More

E.C. • New Jersey

Brace Was a Success

“M’s first day back to school with her brace was a success! She had it on 19 hours! She’s wearing it from bed time until she gets home from school which will be about 19 hours a day. M(sister) is wearing hers from 6pm until 7am to get in her 13 hours. So far so… Read More

S. M. • Patient's Mother • Texas