Children and Adolescents who show spinal curves beyond certain degrees are recommended to wear a brace additionally to physiotherapy.

The purpose of the brace is to correct existing curvatures and have a beneficial effect on the growth of the spine. In order to develop its full effect, the corset must be worn for 16-18 hours for those affected by scoliosis who have a curvature of 20° (and more).

For some time now, children and young people with curvatures of 15° or more have had the opportunity to receive a nightbrace. Early care using a nighttimebrace has shown excellent results in numerous studies, which is why brace care is increasingly shifting in this direction.

The brace fitting is initiated and accompanied by a team of doctors and orthopedic technicians. There are different types of  braces, which are selected and adjusted according to the scoliosis present.

If the conditions are favorable, the spine can be influenced extremely well during growth with the help of the brace and specialized physiotherapy. Decisive factors are the age of the patient, the extent of the curvature and the willingness of the person affected to actively work against the scoliosis.In many cases surgery can be avoided.

In recent years, braces for adults with scoliosis have also become increasingly popular. After a thorough medical examination, a brace can also offer good support against the increase in curvature in adulthood.