We’re happy to answer any questions you might have, with no commitment to proceed with treatment.
Scoliosis is often thought of as a condition that affects children and teenagers, but many adults experience it too. In adulthood, scoliosis can take different forms. Two common curve patterns are S-shaped (double curve) and C-shaped (single curve) scoliosis.
Adult scoliosis involves a sideways curve of the spine. It may develop during growth (idiopathic scoliosis) or later in life due to age-related changes in the spine (degenerative scoliosis). The curve can vary in shape and severity:
Both types of scoliosis may lead to:
Learn more on our scoliosis condition page.
We offer a specialist non-surgical orthotics-led care pathway for teenagers and adults. If you have a diagnosis and any imaging reports or measurements from your clinical team, we can use these to inform orthotic brace design, fit and adjustment, alongside your wider medical care pathway.
Our approach includes:
Our scoliosis bracing treatment involves a custom-made brace, designed using 3D scanning and CAD/CAM technology to realign the spine as effectively and discreetly as possible.
Learn more on our Scoliosis bracing treatment page.
We work in partnership with SOS to offer exercise programs tailored to adult scoliosis. These support muscle rebalancing and enhance brace outcomes.
Patients wearing a The LOC Scoliosis Brace are offered regular reviews and repeat 3D surface scans to support brace fit, comfort and wearability over time. We may also review any updated measurements provided by your medical team to help guide orthotic adjustments. We do not provide radiology or diagnostic imaging reports.
Over the years, we’ve supported many adults with scoliosis, including idiopathic and degenerative cases. Here are two examples:
Sinead’s story: adult idiopathic scoliosis
Sinead wore a custom Chêneau–Gensingen style brace as part of her care plan. She reported improvements in day-to-day comfort and posture over the first few months.
Degenerative scoliosis in adulthood
Another patient chose LOC Scoliosis Bracing as part of their non-surgical care plan and reported improvements in comfort and functional posture The brace not only relieved pain but also improved functional posture, helping restore quality of life.
Read this patient’s degenerative scoliosis story here.
If you are concerned about scoliosis or have already been diagnosed, our orthotic team can talk you through bracing options, what information we need from your medical team, and what follow-up might look like.
Contact us today to schedule an appointment or request a free online orthotic consultation.
We’re happy to answer any questions you might have, with no commitment to proceed with treatment.
You can book a range of assessment and review appointments online, depending on the service and location that you require. If a specific appointment type is unavailable online, please contact LOC directly on [email protected] or you can call us. Unfortunately we are unable to offer fittings online at the moment.
Yes, if your previous orthotist offers online booking and has availability, you can choose to book with them again.
Please check your spam or junk folder first. If you still haven’t received a confirmation within 10 minutes, contact LOC Admin to confirm your booking via [email protected]
Yes. You can book on behalf of someone else. Please ensure the registration form includes the details of the person attending the appointment.
No account is required. Our booking process allows you to book as a guest. However, you will be asked to enter key details and complete required forms.
Most orthotic treatments are available online. If the treatment you’re looking for is not listed, please contact us directly and LOC Admin will assist you.