Scoliosis is a condition where the spine curves sideways, often resembling an “S” or “C” shape. In some people, the curve can contribute to changes in how muscles work, affecting posture, movement, and overall comfort
This information is for general education. If you suspect scoliosis, consult your GP or orthopaedic specialist for formal medical diagnosis.
In a balanced spine, muscles on both sides of the body work together to maintain posture and support movement. With a spinal curve such as scoliosis, muscles may work differently from one side to the other. For example:
This can contribute to:
We provide non-surgical care for people with scoliosis, including bespoke bracing and collaborative physiotherapy input.
Our LOC Scoliosis Brace is designed to create correction while you’re wearing it (known as in-brace correction) and help you feel more supported in day-to-day movement.
Our internal audit data shows an average in-brace correction of approximately 78% when the brace is worn as prescribed. Results vary depending on factors such as curve type, flexibility, and wear time.
Alongside bracing, targeted exercises can:
Our team collaborates with physiotherapists to develop personalised exercise plans.
Monitoring progress is crucial. We offer:
If you’ve been diagnosed with scoliosis, or you’re concerned about ongoing discomfort or posture changes, we’re here to help. Book a free online orthotic consultation to discuss your needs and explore bracing treatment.
A bespoke brace can help reduce the risk of progression during growth and support curve management as part of a wider care plan. Our brace works by gently guiding your spine into a more corrective in-brace position, with follow-up and adjustments to support fit and comfort.
“LOC has been fantastic, friendly, understanding. Anna did not pull any punches about the wearing regime and gave us all the information we needed. Polly was in her brace for less than two years. LOC has provided a really incredible service.”
Zoe, Polly’s mother – Scoliosis patient (adolescent)
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.
