Early intervention during adolescence can help stop the progression of scoliosis and, in many cases, avoid the need for surgery.
Once skeletal growth is complete, the ability to correct spinal deformity becomes more limited — highlighting the importance of timely management.
“The earlier scoliosis is detected and treated, the greater the chance of achieving long-term correction and preventing curve worsening.”
Adolescence is the most critical stage for scoliosis management. During this period, the spine is still growing, which means spinal curves can progress quickly if not properly managed.
Our scoliosis physiotherapy program for adolescents focuses on:
Scientifically designed movements that train spinal alignment, improve muscle symmetry, and promote better posture.
Targeted exercises to prevent further curve progression during growth.
Enhance body control and spinal balance for long-term benefits.
In adults, scoliosis often presents differently — with back pain, stiffness, or degenerative spinal changes. While the spinal structure is more rigid, physiotherapy remains highly beneficial to:
Our programs combine specific scoliosis exercises with advanced modalities such as spinal decompression traction, radiofrequency diathermy, and shockwave therapy for optimal pain management and spinal health.
“Even when correction potential is limited, structured rehabilitation can significantly improve comfort, posture, and daily function.”