Free online orthotic consultations for chest deformity

Is your child self-conscious about the shape of their chest? Unsure whether it needs treatment?

Get guidance quickly from an orthotist experienced in chest wall deformities and pectus bracing.

Common chest wall conditions

The two most common chest wall deformities are:

• pectus excavatum (sunken chest)
• pectus carinatum (protruding chest)

While many do not cause physical health problems, they can affect confidence, body image, and wellbeing.

An early conversation can help you understand whether monitoring, further assessment, or orthotic treatment may be appropriate.

Speak to a pectus orthotic specialist for free

Speak directly with an HCPC-registered orthotist experienced in pectus bracing, from the comfort of your home.

This short consultation provides an opportunity to discuss your concerns and receive initial orthotic guidance about chest wall shape and possible next steps.

During your free video consultation, you can:

• Share photos or videos of your child’s chest shape to help the orthotist understand your concerns
• Ask questions about chest wall development and pectus deformities
• Learn about non-surgical orthotic bracing options that may be used for pectus deformities
• Understand what the next steps may involve, including whether a face-to-face clinical assessment would be recommended

These consultations are designed to provide information and guidance only and do not replace a full in-person clinical assessment.

We’re committed to providing care that feels comfortable and personalised. Patients can choose to have a female or male orthotist for their pectus consultation if they prefer.

Please note that patients under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian for all appointments, including video appointments.

Book your free online video consultation today

If your child has recently been diagnosed with a chest wall deformity, or if you are simply concerned about the shape of their chest, an initial conversation may help you understand your options.

Book your free consultation today to receive initial orthotic guidance and advice on possible next steps.

This information is for general education. Please note that a video consultation does not replace a full clinical examination or medical diagnosis. We do not diagnose pectus deformity. Patients should seek medical diagnosis from their GP or specialist prior to orthotic management.