Scoliosis 3DC

06/23/2026

A patient came to us with rapid on-set/ progression and after bracing treatment her spine has corrected significantly (November 2025).

03/16/2026

Here is one of our patients at a 6 month check in. Prior to treatment with us her curves were rapidly progressing. Her curves are now stable! With hard work we are hoping for some improvement next set of X-rays💚💙💪

03/11/2026

This amazing patient is managed with our schroth program. The x-ray on the right is her most recent! She has made an amazing change

03/07/2026

This x-ray shows what a 90 degree curve looks like. We work with this wonderful patient regularly to help her manage her curves!

02/27/2026

A great in brace correction for a young adult patient. Often times this much correction in brace for an adult indicates there is hyper mobility in the spine. .

02/23/2026

This is an example of a thoracolumar curve. This means the apex or most curved part of the spine is at the transition point of the end of the thoracic spine (spine that has ribs attached) and the lumbar spine ( lower spine with no ribs attached). Thoracolumar curves can be tricky to treat as sometimes they respond to thoracic curve treatment methods, other times lumbar curve treatment methods, and sometimes a combination of the two.

02/20/2026

Check out this unique curve! This curve is unique because there are 2 curves in the thoracic spine. One apex is a T6 ( the 6th thoracic vertebra) and second at T12 (12th and last thoracic vertebra). At our clinic we have treated this style curve quite often. Thoracic curves that have an apex of T7 or lower (T6, T5 etc…) are challenging to target with bracing and exercise because it is so high in the spine. The good news however is curves with a high apex can often be very stable in adulthood.

01/27/2026

This amazing kiddo made amazing changes! She is still under our care and being monitored and treated to make sure she maintains these results through her next growth phase.

11/13/2025

https://scoliosis3dc.com/2025/11/13/memories-of-martha-c-hawes-phd-a-posthumous-post-for-a-special-woman/

Earlier this year, a woman who was instrumental in inspiring the movement for the conservative treatment of scoliosis passed away. Prof. Martha C. Hawes was a truly great woman who will be remembered in a celebration of life this Saturday on the campus of the University of Arizona, where she had a l...

11/09/2025

Amazing 4 month progress pictures taken in October 😍💚💙.