Children and Adult Scoliosis & Hyperkyphosis Treatment With Customized Braces, Corrective Exercises and Tailored Taping in Lafayette Louisiana
A non-surgical scoliosis treatment (with or without) bracing for adults who want to be pain free, improve posture and reduce fall risks. For parents who want their kids to avoid surgery and reverse progression. Spinal Adjustments alone are not enough, read below to see the Louisiana difference.
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Early Detection
Most people know when they have scoliosis and early detection and treatment yields the best results. For adults, we take care of you whether it started from youth or old age degeneration.
Benefits of Treatment Here
Your posture will improve, slow or reduce the scoliosis curves from getting worse (avoiding surgery), and you'll have less pain and discomfort.
Objections to Bracing
Bracing can be too hot, painful to wear or embarrassing in front of others, so we offer a German Taping Technique to compliment the exercises.This taping method won't fix your curve but it's directly on your skin, no bulky brace and helps alleviate pain.
Our Unique Method
ScoliBalance® is used to teach over-correction posture and exercises. Also, a taping method developed in Germany that uses your own biomechanics to straighten posture can be used. The 3D asymmetric mirror image ScoliBrace® is also used and is a top recommendation.
Brace Treatment
A 3d CAM/CAD Over Corrective brace like ScoliBrace actually is 100% custom made to your body size and curves. It consistently reduces the curves because it puts the curve in the opposite direction. Stopping surgery isn't enough, let's reduce the curves.
Scoliosis Training
Over 214 Hours of Study ("12" credits)
$23,263+ Spent Learning
2 Years Intensive Training in Germany & 3 Certifications
Scoliosis Management podcast episode by Dr. Trosclair - Listen Below
Get a lot of questions answered from Dr. Trosclair on this podcast epsiode.
- In-Brace Correction is normally 48% but we could see 63%.*
- Out-of-Brace curves achieved 37.60% improvement if their curves are 20°-40°.
- Results: curve correction: 76.9%, curve stabilization: 23.1%, curve progression 0%
References:
1. Optimising Full-time Brace Treatment of Idiopathic Scoliosis (IS) using In-Brace Correction (IBC) as a predictor of brace efficacy. A J Mills , S V Hewitt, A A Cole. British Scoliosis Society November 2022.
2. Can Modern Bracing Achieve True Cobb angle Correction in Idiopathic Scoliosis (IS)? A J Mills , S V Hewitt, A A Cole. British Scoliosis Society November 2022.
3.*can not guarantee these results
Scoliosis is First found in children
Common Scoliosis Treatment for Children
Wait and See
The earlier you find scoliosis in a kid, the better chances of stopping the progression. Waiting and seeing if it gets worse is missing a great window of opportunity to start care while it is easier and less costly to manage. It's common for a curve to go from small to mandatory brace in 6 months if the child had a growth spurt.
3d CAM/CAD OverCorrective Bracing
Not all scoliosis braces are made the same, and they don't all work. A common type of brace is a 3-point Boston brace. It just holds the curve in place while you grow, it can still get worse, but stops the need for surgery. However, a 3d CAM/CAD Over Corrective brace like ScoliBrace actually is 100% custom made to your body size and curves. It consistently reduces the curves because it puts the curve in the opposite direction. The child's curve actually improves with the brace while he/she grows.
Special Scoliosis Exercies
Most physical therapists and chiropractors learned the bare minimum in scoliosis exercise and stretching. Stretch the tight side and strengthen the weak side is barely scratching the surface and while general strength and flexibility is important, this approach will not suffice. You need a certification like ScoliBalance that can create mirror image -over-correction exercises to see a real and lasting difference in curve reduction.
Surgery with Rods and Screws
This option should be the last resort or for those curves that are just progressing to fast especially at a young age or causing distress to organs. While the special exercises and braces are effective for most people, there are instances where we just can't help. I've had patients like this and the rods and screws do change a persons life. Not to say they can't have a normal life, but fusing your spine will be a challenge in their adult life at some point.
Do you have scoliosis or Hunched Over Posture?
Early Detection
Scoliosis is a common condition that affects millions of people in North America (3-4%). It can be caused by a variety of factors, from genetics to injury to degeneration of the spine and most of all of unknown cause. The condition causes an abnormal “S” curvature of the spine that typically occurs in the mid back, low back or both. While scoliosis can affect anyone, it is most commonly diagnosed during puberty.
Early detection is crucial in managing scoliosis (females age 8-12, males age 10-14) and preventing it from causing significant back pain and other complications in adulthood.
Signs you can look for even as a parent are:
- one shoulder higher than the other,
- pants don’t lay even across the child’s hips,
- uneven shoulder blades
- one shoulder blade sticks out more (usually Right side)
- when bending over you see the ribs start to hump.
- (adult signs) hunched over, leans to one side or leans forward
While scoliosis can be a serious condition, scoliosis corrections can occur and can keep the curves under the 55° threshold for surgery.
Here are three key takeaways:
- Scoliosis is a common condition that affects millions of people in North America.
- Early detection is crucial in managing scoliosis and preventing it from causing significant back pain and other complications in adulthood.
- Seeking treatment from a specialist is important in managing scoliosis and ensuring the best possible outcome.
- This clinic is the only 1 in the surrounding 4 states (LA, MS, AK, OK, AL & Houston) to have the same ScoliCare® certifications.
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Reasons to Try Here
- ScoliBalance Corrective Posture Exercises
- Your posture will improve
- ScoliBrace can help to prevent scoliosis from getting worse.
- You'll have less pain and discomfort.
- You'll be able to get back on your feet and live life the way you want to
- ScoliRoll to help with de-rotation and flexibility
- Brace is hidable during school hours
- Reduce Fall Risk by correcting Hyperkyphosis and side leans
- Alternative to Injections and Surgery
If you have scoliosis or degenerative disc disease and have been told that surgery is your only option, there is hope. Our clinic offers innovative scoliosis treatment options that can correct abnormal posture caused by scoliosis, hyper-kyphosis, relieve back pain, and improve overall posture.
German Taping Technique
Developed in Germany and mastered by Dr. Justin during a two-year training period at the original clinic, our unique scoliosis taping technique is placed directly on your skin and worn for 5 days at a time (yes you can shower with it on). It is not only effective but also discreet, with no one knowing that you are wearing it.
In addition, our massage is focused on specific muscles and adjustments to increase spinal mobility is a quick way to balance hips and reduce pain. This helps people regain mobility and enjoy an active lifestyle again. Discover the alternative scoliosis treatment that you can only find in South Louisiana.
Scolibalance - The Leading Over Corrective Exercise System
Dr. Justin is certified in the leading corrective scoliosis exercises from ScoliCare (based in Australia) called ScoliBalance. This method takes the five most well-known scoliosis therapies (Schroth, SEAS, Clear, etc.) and combines them with the SOSORT guidelines as well as using clinicians practical experience that brings about the best results for scoliosis.
ScoliBalance combines corrective motions called Over Correction or Mirror Image based on your curves & posture as well as specific exercises and mild home traction to bring about 3D changes in the spines of both children and adults. The technical term is Physiotherapeutic Scoliosis Specific Exercises (PSSE).
By combining all 3 methods, ScoliBalance is able to help kids and adults see real postural and structural changes. Adults see a reduction in pain, more mobility and can their posture improves which can reduce the chance for falls.
- Our clinic offers an innovative scoliosis taping technique that can support abnormal posture caused by scoliosis, relieve back pain, and improve overall posture
- Developed in Germany and mastered by Dr. Justin, our scoliosis taping technique is effective, discreet, and reduces pain with you are tired of injections and surgery isn’t an option.
- ScoliBalance System combines corrective exercises, home traction, and mirror image postural positions to bring 3D changes to the spine. (Level 2 incorporates Schroth inspired positions as well).
- ScoliBrace is a 3D CAM/CAD custom designed over-corrective brace that has proven results and is completely customized to each persons size, shape and curves.
Dr. Justin is knowledgeable about all aspects of this condition and can provide personalized recommendations for your unique needs.
If you’re looking for relief from scoliosis symptoms, contact us today! Our chiropractic methods along with bracing and exercises for scoliosis are designed to help you achieve real postural and structural changes, without compromising your lifestyle, daily routines and stopping the need for spine surgery.
ScoliRoll - Effective Scoliosis Treatment Aid for Improved Flexibility and Stabilization
See What 20 Minutes a Day Laying on A Piece of Foam Can Do For Your Curves
ScoliRoll® is a scoliosis treatment aid developed by Denneroll Industries and ScoliCare, designed to complement other therapies like exercise programs and bracing. It utilizes a patented Denneroll peak to de-rotate and straighten scoliosis curves, allowing for muscle and ligament stretching as well as spinal stabilization exercises. ScoliRoll also serves as a diagnostic tool to assess scoliosis curve flexibility, aiding in determining potential correction levels. The device is available in versions tailored for lumbar and thoracic scoliosis curves.
- Curve Straightening and Spine De-rotation
- Complements other scoliosis therapies
- Helps stretch muscles and ligaments, improving spinal flexibility
- Acts as a diagnostic tool to assess scoliosis curve flexibility
- Light Weight and Durable
ScoliBrace - Specialized Over-Corrective Bracing Using 3d CAM/CAD Technology
Why ScoliBrace Is the Best Choice for Your Patients
ScoliBrace is a 3D custom-designed brace that utilizes an over-corrective approach and spinal coupling to achieve superior results in the non-surgical treatment of scoliosis. It is manufactured with cutting-edge CAM technology, ensuring accuracy and consistency of quality throughout the manufacturing process. Patient-friendly in design and available in unique colors and patterns, ScoliBrace has shown superior clinical results in reducing curves, improving posture and body symmetry, reducing pain, and enhancing appearance. Its approach combines the best technology, evidence-based techniques, and experienced clinicians to achieve the best possible outcomes for scoliosis patients. It’s also barely noticeable under your clothes.
- Custom 3D Scoliosis Brace
- Proven Evidence-based Techniques
- Over-Corrective Approach
- Asymmetrical Design
- Light Weight and Durable
- Curve Reduction
- Posture Improves
- Pain Reduced
- Spinal Coupling NOT 3 Point Pressure
- Padded for Comfort
Fees & Services
New Patient Visit
- Consultation
- Orthopedic & Neurologic Exam
- Treatment - Adjustments
- Cold Laser/ Kineisology Taping
- First Visit is 40-60 minutes
- PSSE Exercises / Stretches
Follow Up Visits
- Chiropractic Adjustment
- ScoliBalance Corrective Posture
- ScoliRoll Home Traction*
- Muscle Work*
- Exercises & Stretches*
- Scoliosis Specific Taping*
- Cold Laser*
- * if needed
- Each Visit is 25-45 minutes
Scoliosis or Decompression Package
- 15% Savings = $118/visit
- Avg $118 per visit not $138
- Same Treatment Options as Follow-Ups
- Expires in 4 Months
- 15% Off Physical Products*
- 15% Off Classes
- Free Copy of Today's Choices, Tomorrow's Health Book
- Each Visit is 25-45 minutes
- *excludes ScoliBrace
ScoliBalance: Combing the 5 Best Scoliosis Therapies using SOSORT guidelines
Every Curve & Patient is Unique
ScoliBalance is a physiotherapeutic scoliosis specific exercise (PSSE) program that combines the most effective practices in physical therapy, chiropractic, and exercise rehabilitation to provide an individualized 3D approach to managing scoliosis. The program provides patients with a scoliosis-specific exercise program based on their curve type and postural characteristics, which also addresses any relevant functional weaknesses. ScoliBalance can be used as part of a complete approach to care for patients with scoliosis or kyphosis, and may assist in slowing down/stop curve progression, improving muscular balance, reducing pain, improving posture and body appearance, and improving standing balance and reducing fall risk in older adults.
- Physiotherapeutic Scoliosis Specific Exercise (PSSE) Program
- 3D Exercise Approach Customized to each persons curve types
- Follows SOSORT Guidelines
- Improves Posture and Balance
- Enhacnces Bracing Results
- Slow down / Stop Progression
- Schroth inspired positions for some Cases
ScoliRoll: A Reliable Aid for Increasing Spinal Flexibility
What is ScoliRoll?
ScoliRoll is a specialized scoliosis treatment device created by Denneroll Industries in partnership with ScoliCare. This innovative aid is designed to complement other scoliosis therapies, such as the physiotherapeutic scoliosis specific exercsises and fully customized to you ScoliBraces. Its patented Denneroll peak generates a precise bending force that helps de-rotate and straighten the spine, facilitating muscle and ligament stretching and enabling spinal stabilization exercises while maintaining a corrected position.
Additionally, ScoliRoll® serves as a diagnostic tool to evaluate the flexibility of scoliosis curves, providing clinicians with insights into the potential extent of curve correction achievable through rehabilitation or bracing.
How does it work?
The ScoliRoll utilizes its patented Denneroll peak to assist in:
- Straightening scoliosis curves
- De-rotating the spine
- Stretching ligaments, which is particularly beneficial for patients with stiff scoliosis curves to enhance spinal flexibility
Adults & Elderly Can Need A Brace Too
ScoliBrace for Adult & Elderly Scoliosis
Doctors are no longer trying to prevent the worsening degrees of the S shaped curvature. They are no longer trying to just “get you through” the final growing stages of puberty and you have a more stable spine curve. Braces can give you more balance and less fall risk.
The braces are designed to take the stress of the muscles and ligaments and give your body a little break and get some pain relief. The brace should be used along with scoliosis specific exercise to try and strengthen the spinal muscles to help maintain a corrected posture, which again helps with pain.
Exercises are recommended as part of any therapy plan because they help strengthen muscles in the torso which can ease some discomfort associated with scoliosis. Using ScoliBalance we can help improve the curve too.
Preventing Progression
Scoliosis can worsen over time in adults, leading to more severe spinal curvature and potentially causing other health problems. A brace can help to prevent further progression of the condition and maintain the current level of curvature. We see many adults get over 6° correction, which is all a life changing surgery considers a success. In addition to preventing/slowing further progression of the condition, wearing a brace can also help to improve cosmetic appearance of the spine and less rib humping, which can be particularly important for individuals who are self-conscious about their scoliosis and how it affects their physical appearance.
Restore Balance - Prevent Falls
As people age, their balance and stability can naturally decline, making them more susceptible to falls and injuries. However, older adults with scoliosis may be at an even greater risk of falling due to the imbalance and uneven posture caused by the condition. If an older adult is hunched over or leaning to the side, this can also affect their center of gravity, making them more likely to lose their balance and fall. Falling can be especially dangerous for older adults, as they are more likely to experience fractures or other serious injuries, such as a hip fracture, which can lead to significant disability and a decrease in quality of life. Wearing a brace can provide support, stability, and restore balance to decrease their risk of falling and injuring themselves
Pain Relief
Scoliosis can cause chronic pain in the back, shoulders, and hips. A brace can help to relieve this pain by reducing the pressure on the spine and supporting the muscles and ligaments. Many adults did not know or did not receive proper treatment for scoliosis as a kid. The curve progresses about 1-2 degrees per year. After 30 years the curves can get quite severe and painful if left untreated. Wearing a brace gives you immediate support and the exercises build your spinal strength. Adults only wear it for 3-6 hours so it's convenient too.
Improving quality of life:
Scoliosis can have a significant impact on an individual's quality of life, affecting their physical abilities, self-esteem, and emotional well-being. Treatment and a brace can help to improve overall quality of life by reducing pain, improving posture, and preventing further complications. Adults and elderly see a boost in self-esteem and confidence when they are upright and not leaned over.
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- Scoliosis Awareness Month - Understanding the Significance - for patients
- Getting Ahead of the Curve: The Importance of Early Scoliosis Detection - for patients
- Treating Scoliosis: Effective Interventions and Best Practices - for doctors
- Understanding Scoliosis: Identifying Symptoms and Promoting Early Diagnosis - for doctors
We offer different option
Objections to Bracing
Are you suffering from scoliosis and experiencing pain in your spine? Don’t let your condition go untreated and potentially worsen. Many people don’t want to wear a body brace but need an alternative treatment option. While ScoliBrace combined with Scoli Balance is the best option, we get it, some people just can’t wear it for a variety of reasons. Our clinic offers Scolibalance, that can help alleviate pain and bring about 3D changes in the spines of both children and adults as well as the innovative German Taping Technique and Scoliroll. When injections and surgery aren’t options, now you have hope with a new plan.
One thing we know for certain, adjustments alone don’t work. Scoliosis progression, a worsening curve, is bound to happen if you just do a ‘wait and see’ approach. Adults know leaning to one side or hunched over (hyper-kyphosis) is not comfortable and creates a fall risk.
- Can't Wear With Work Uniforms
- Too Hot and Sweaty
- Painful to wear
- Difficult to Sleep In
- Limits Movements
- Interfers with Work Duties
- Scolibalance is a SOSORT guided technique that can help alleviate scoliosis pain and bring about 3D changes in the spines of both children and adults.
- Our clinic's comprehensive approach to scoliosis treatment combines corrective motions, exercises, and mild home traction.
- Call us today to see if Dr. Trosclair can help you get relief from your scoliosis and hunched over symptoms.
Scolibalance focuses on resetting abnormal muscle patterns by the doctor guiding you through specific postural corrections tailored to your exact spine, performing spinal adjustments, percussion massage and using kinesiology tape to support new corrections. By relaxing overly tight problem areas and waking up overly stretched areas, we can help your body reset to what is actually normal.
As an adult, you still have all the above issues with wearing a brace, but now you are at a work place and have to wear more appropriate clothing. Sure, adults aren’t going to tease you like a 12 year old but it gets old explaining why you are wearing it and feels like an invasion of privacy talking about your back pain and how you can’t do the things you like anymore.
Spinal adjustments are not enough to see postural corrections in scoliosis. What Dr. Justin learned in Germany is quite unique and we’ve seen results without braces. Combining that with ScoliBalance and ScoliRoll and it’s mirror image postural corrections, exercises and traction, the results have been astonishing. He offers a unique service in the Lafayette, LA area (as well as MS, AK, AL, TN, OK and LA). Dr. Trosclair offers 1 on 1 care and not a rushed appointment.
Alternative to Bracing
- Early detection crucial for managing scoliosis and preventing complications.
- Seek treatment from someone with certifications like Dr Justin for the best outcome.
- Scoliosis affects 3-4% of North Americans and can occur at any age.
- Non-surgical, non-invasive German Taping Technique supports posture and relieves pain.
- Treatment strengthens weak muscles, reduces joint tightness, and improves quality of life.
- ScoliBalance with over corrective postural exercises offered here
- Hyperkyphosis and leaning to one side increases falling risk
- Dr. Justin is certified in the corrective scoliosis exercise method, ScoliBalance, which combines the five most well-known scoliosis therapies with SOSORT guidelines and clinicians’ practical experience.
- ScoliBalance includes corrective motions called Over Correction or Mirror Image, specific exercises, and mild home traction to bring about 3D changes in the spine.
- This method helps both children and adults to achieve real postural and structural changes, with adults also experiencing a reduction in pain, improved mobility, and improved posture that can reduce the chance for falls.
Discover the pain-relieving and posture- improving benefits of the Unique Scoliosis Taping Technique developed in Germany.
Do you have scoliosis since childhood? Regardless if you wore the brace or not, as you age and life’s daily grind stacks up over the years, pain in the low back, between the shoulders and neck may have started creeping in. In fact, as time goes on you may find that the curve has slowly gotten worse, whether that’s because the curves are more visible to others or not. The fact is that curves from adolescent tend to worsen 1-2 ° per year especially if the curve is over 30°.
Scoliosis can be a frightening condition that can impact every aspect of your life. Scoliosis can lead to chronic pain, breathing difficulties, and even deformities that can be socially isolating. But the worst part is, if left untreated, scoliosis can get worse over time, coupled with arthritis, leading to more severe pain and discomfort.
If you’ve been struggling with scoliosis, you know how frustrating it can be to find relief. Exercise and stretching may seem like logical solutions, but they often fall short of providing lasting relief. That’s because scoliosis is not just a spinal issue; it’s a problem that involves the entire musculoskeletal system. In other words, you need a comprehensive treatment plan that addresses the root cause of the problem.
At this stage of life (adults and seniors), wearing a brace is probably the best option but let’s face it,
- you may not want to alter your wardrobe
- answer others’ questions as to why you are wearing a brace
- you are worried about being hot (even though adults wear it only 3-6 hours a day)
- difficult to find time too wear it
- work duties are overly difficult with a brace
The Taping Technique I offer you was developed in Germany and I spent two years mastering it. We not only get pain relief and muscle support, but we see functional posture improvements. That means you look and feel straighter. It was common for family members to mention to our patients, “Something is different, you seem taller and straighter.”
This innovative German Taping Technique is placed directly on your skin that you wear for 5 days at a time and no one will know you are wearing it. There are no moving parts, no hot plastic around you and nearly everyone does not get an allergy to the tape, plus you can shower with it.
Not only is the method not visible to others, but it helps wake up and strengthen weak muscles, reduce tightness in joints, and retrain asymmetrical muscle development.
Combine the tape with spinal adjustments to increase flexibility, vibration massage to very specific muscles and corrective curve posture exercises from ScoliBalance (Dr. Justin is Certified), and you can see in adults that they stand taller and have better balance to reduce fall risks. While adults usually don’t have to worry about progressing to surgery, the curve does typically get worse by 2° each year. Because of the combined therapy options offered at Scoliosis Center of Louisiana, patients see the improvements they have been searching for and may have given up finding.
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Timing is Crucial: Early Intervention Before Rapid Growth Can Be The Difference of Surgery or Not
Understanding the Basics of Scoliosis
Scoliosis is a condition in which an individual’s spine has lateral, or side to side curvature and rotation, and can occur at many levels of the spine.
80-85% of scoliosis cases are idiopathic, and scoliosis can also be classified as congenital or neuromuscular.
Scoliosis can be mild 10° to 25°, moderate 26° to 40° or severe above 40°, depending on the degree of the spinal curvature.
Mild scoliosis has a risk of progression 22% after curve reaches 20°, and symptoms include tilted head, uneven shoulders or hips, forward head posture, uneven leg lengths, and cosmetic deformity
Moderate scoliosis has a higher risk of progression (68%) than mild scoliosis, and symptoms include more uneven shoulders or hips, bigger rib hump, fatigue after physical activity, pain in the spine and headaches. Bracing is the most common treatment, over corrective braces like ScoliBrace work best.
Severe scoliosis has a 90% risk of progression, and symptoms include a visibly curved spine, torso rotation, rib hump, fatigue, clumsiness, pain, and headaches. Surgery is often recommended for severe scoliosis.
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Growth and Interventions To Prevent Surgery
Non-surgical scoliosis treatment in children and adolescents
- Scoliosis treatment in children and adolescents can be done effectively without surgery, and no curve should be ignored.
- Comprehensive scoliosis treatment allows the child to stay in control of the scoliosis by addressing the root cause, using a brace and scoliosis exercises.
- Scientific research contradicts “watch and wait” as a safe treatment, and instead recommends early intervention comprising of physiotherapy and bracing to avoid surgery in most cases.
- The best treatment is prevention by treating scoliosis the moment it is discovered.
Utilizing growth spurt to straighten the spine
- Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis worsens rapidly with growth, but the pubertal growth spurt can be utilized to straighten the spine instead of allowing it to worsen.
- The faster a child grows, the faster scoliosis worsens/ progresses.
- The peak rates of growth occur within a very small time frame of 1.5 – 2.5 years, which is the window of opportunity. This is where most scoliosis cases are either won or lost.
Early detection and intervention
- The success rate of scoliosis treatment is directly related to how early treatment begins.
- The longer scoliosis is present, the more “stuck” it becomes due to ligaments and muscles becoming short and stiff, and bones becoming asymmetric.
- The younger the child and the larger the scoliosis, the greater the risk of progression.
- Determining a child’s Risser helps determine where they are in their growth, as well as their risk of progression.
- It is important to take into consideration multiple factors when assessing the risk of scoliosis progression and potential need for treatment, including the magnitude and pattern of the curve, age, gender, and skeletal maturity.
Bracing as an effective treatment option
- A brace is the only tool proven to work for curves over 25 degrees.
- Successful brace treatment depends on how straight the brace makes the spine.
- Multiple recent scientific studies have confirmed that bracing has been shown to be effective when worn 23/7.
- The smaller the curve can become before adulthood, the less it will potentially progress in adulthood.
- Non-surgical treatment options such as ScoliBrace, ScoliRolll traction device and specialized exercises, ScoliBalance, have been shown to be effective in preventing or slowing scoliosis progression and improving spinal alignment.
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Basics of Hyperkyphosis
Types
- Not just a slouch or humping
(it’s a bone deformity) - Scheuermann’s disease can lead to permanent structural changes
- Poor self-image
- Postural (flexible)
- Age-related (degenerative)
● Post-traumatic
Early Intervention
Prevent progression in younger patients
● Improve balance and stability in elderly patients
● Reduce pain and discomfort
● Enhance breathing capacity
● Maintain or restore independence
● Decrease fall risk through improved posture and balance
In Elderly
● Increased fall risk from compromised balance
● Higher rates of hip and vertebral fractures
● Reduced mobility and independence
● Compressed internal organs affecting breathing and digestion
● Social isolation due to physical limitations
A study published in the Journal of Bone and Mineral Research found that elderly individuals with severe hyperkyphosis have a 1.44 times higher risk of falls and subsequent fractures. These falls often lead to hip fractures, which carry a troubling 25-30% mortality rate in the first year post-injury. Additionally, increased forward head posture strains neck muscles, leading to chronic pain and further balance issues.
KyphoBrace Benefits
● Custom-designed using 3D scanning CAM/CAD technology for a brace
● Specifically engineered for forward curve correction
● Comfortable front-opening design with movable shoulder paddles
● Available in various styles and patterns
Specialized Exercise Protocol
● Extension-based movements
● Postural awareness training
● Breathing exercises
● Core strengthening
● ScoliBalance customized for hyperkyphosis curves
FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions
We understand your concerns about the potential side effects or risks of scoliosis treatment. Chiropractic care for scoliosis is generally considered safe and well-tolerated, especially when provided by an experienced and qualified chiropractor. We prioritize your child’s safety and well-being throughout the treatment process. During your initial consultation, we will thoroughly assess your child’s condition and medical history to determine if chiropractic care as well as what type of brace and ScoliBalance exercises are suitable for them. We will also discuss any potential risks or side effects associated with the recommended treatments and address any specific concerns you may have. Our goal is to provide effective scoliosis care while minimizing risks and maximizing the benefits for your child. See testimonies
Absolutely. We believe in a multidisciplinary approach to scoliosis care, and we are committed to collaborating with other healthcare professionals involved in your child’s treatment. This may include orthopedic specialists, physical therapists, or other specialists as needed. By working together, we can ensure comprehensive and coordinated care for your child’s scoliosis.
We employ various methods to monitor and track the progress of your child’s scoliosis treatment. These may include regular spinal examinations, posture assessments, height and scolimeter measurements and imaging studies, such as X-rays. By closely monitoring your child’s condition, we can evaluate the effectiveness of the treatment plan and make any necessary adjustments to ensure optimal results. We will keep you informed about your child’s progress and provide regular updates during their scoliosis journey.
Your child’s unique needs are our top priority. We believe in providing individualized care for each patient, including personalized treatment plans for scoliosis. During the initial assessment, we will conduct a thorough evaluation of your child’s condition, taking into account factors such as the severity of the curvature, their age, growth and progression potential, overall health, and specific goals. Based on this assessment, we will develop a customized treatment plan that addresses their specific needs, aiming to provide the most effective and targeted care.
We understand that managing scoliosis treatment can involve financial considerations. We are committed to transparency in discussing the financial aspects of your child’s care. We will provide you with detailed information regarding the anticipated costs and any available payment options. Our goal is to work within your financial means while ensuring your child receives the necessary care for their scoliosis. We encourage you to reach out to us directly for a personalized discussion about your financial concerns and available options.
We are dedicated to supporting your child throughout their scoliosis journey. Our role extends beyond treatment sessions, as we aim to empower your child with the knowledge and tools to manage their scoliosis effectively. We provide ongoing support, education, and guidance on exercises, postural awareness, and lifestyle modifications that can complement their treatment. We encourage open communication and are always available to address any questions or concerns your child may have. Our goal is to empower them.
At our practice, we understand your concerns about the long-term effects of scoliosis on your child. Our chiropractic approach aims to manage scoliosis and minimize its impact on your child’s health and well-being. By addressing the underlying issues and providing personalized treatment plans, we strive to promote their overall health and quality of life. If left untreated scoliosis tends to get worse and in adults can result in more pain and potential postural changes that can cause balance issues and cosmetic changes. Learn more about our approach
Rest assured that our chiropractors have specialized training and expertise in treating scoliosis. We stay up-to-date with the latest advancements and techniques in scoliosis treatment to provide the best possible care for your child. Dr. Trosclair is certified in ScoliBalance for SOSORT guided exercises and ScoliBrace for over-corrective asymetrical braces and a German Taping Technique for a non-bracing opton. Our focus on scoliosis allows us to develop a deep understanding of the condition and tailor our treatments to address its specific challenges. Learn more about our expertise in scoliosis treatment
Our chiropractors utilize a combination of techniques, exercises, and therapies specifically designed to alleviate the pain and discomfort associated with scoliosis. By addressing the stiffness of the spine and then doing mirror image over-corrective exercises, we aim to provide relief and improve your child’s comfort. Through gentle adjustments, postural exercises, and supportive therapies, we strive to reduce pain and enhance their overall well-being. Discover our approach to pain relief
We understand your concerns about the limitations scoliosis may impose on your child’s activities. Our goal is to manage scoliosis effectively while minimizing its impact on their ability to participate in activities they love. Children tend to engage in more activities because they are allowed out of the brace a few extra hours each day. They can play just about any sport, we just advise against competitive swimming and competitive gymnastics. By addressing their specific needs, we strive to empower them to engage in activities with confidence and enjoyment.
Yes, the chiropractic treatment approach for scoliosis is generally safe and non-invasive. Our chiropractor focuses on gentle spinal adjustments, specific Physiotherapeutic Scoliosis Specific Exercise (PSSE) Program ,ScoliBalance postural exercises, and other non-invasive techniques to address scoliosis. We prioritize your child’s safety and well-being, and our goal is to provide effective treatment while minimizing risks and discomfort. To learn more about our safe and non-invasive approach, please visit our website for additional information.
We understand the importance of evidence-based practices in scoliosis treatment. Our chiropractor stays up-to-date with the latest scientific research and incorporates proven techniques into our treatment approach. We combine clinical expertise with research findings to provide the most effective care for your child’s scoliosis. We use a combination of the five most well-known scoliosis therapies with SOSORT scoliosis guidelines to influence the different treatment options we offer. While chiropractic care has shown promising results in managing scoliosis, we also collaborate with other healthcare professionals and refer to relevant studies to ensure the highest standard of care. We encourage you to visit our website for more information on the research supporting our methods.
We understand that scoliosis can have a significant emotional impact on children, affecting their self-esteem and body image. Our chiropractor takes a holistic approach to care, acknowledging the emotional well-being of our patients. We provide a compassionate and supportive environment where your child’s emotional needs are recognized and addressed. Our team is trained to listen attentively, provide guidance, and offer resources to help your child cope with the emotional challenges of scoliosis, like how to hide wearing a brace. We believe in empowering your child, instilling confidence, and promoting a positive body image throughout their scoliosis journey.
Absolutely. We believe in open communication and patient education. Dr. Trosclair will take the time to explain the treatment plan in detail, ensuring that you have a clear understanding of the recommended approach for your child’s scoliosis. We value your involvement and encourage you to ask questions and voice any concerns you may have. Our team is dedicated to providing comprehensive information, empowering you to make informed decisions about your child’s care. We strive to foster a collaborative relationship where all your questions are addressed, and you feel supported throughout the treatment process.
Your concerns and involvement are highly valued in your child’s scoliosis journey. Our chiropractor is committed to active listening and fostering a partnership with you. We recognize that you play a crucial role in your child’s well-being and treatment decisions. Our team will listen attentively to your concerns, answer your questions, and involve you in the decision-making process. We believe in collaborative care and want you to feel reassured that your voice is heard and respected throughout the entire treatment experience
Education and empowerment are fundamental aspects of our approach to scoliosis care. Our chiropractor will take the time to explain scoliosis to your child in a way that is age-appropriate and easy to understand. We believe in equipping your child with knowledge about their condition, including its causes, treatment options, and the importance of self-care. By fostering open communication, we encourage your child to ask questions, express their concerns, and actively participate in their treatment decisions. We celebrate their progress, no matter how small, and provide ongoing support to boost their confidence. We believe in their resilience and emphasize their innate strength, motivating them to face challenges head-on. Our goal is to empower your child to take ownership of their scoliosis journey, promoting a sense of responsibility and instilling confidence in their ability to manage their condition effectively.
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Meet Dr. Justin Trosclair
Dr. Trosclair, a proud native of Breaux Bridge, his academic journey started at LSU before earning his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from the esteemed Texas Chiropractic College (TCC) in 2007. With a successful six-year tenure at his private practice in Denver, CO, Dr. Trosclair then sought to expand his horizons internationally. He spent five transformative years at a hospital in Yunnan, China, where he was integral to the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department. His pursuit of excellence led him to Germany, where he honed a unique scoliosis chiropractic technique over two years in a private clinic. Dr. Trosclair now holds advanced training in 3D overcorrection exercises and braces through the cutting-edge ScoliCare approach.
With an impressive track record of treating over 9,500 patients, Dr. Trosclair is a seasoned expert in alleviating neck and back pain through precise chiropractic adjustments, muscle therapy, and customized exercise plans. His extensive experience and dedication ensure that each patient receives exceptional care tailored to their specific needs.
Dr. Trosclair’s commitment to providing top-tier VIP chiropractic care makes him a trusted choice in Acadiana. Take the first step towards a pain-free life and a straighter spine and schedule your appointment today. Experience the difference the right care can make.
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Does your child have scoliosis? Are you an adult struggling with long-standing scoliosis pain? Or perhaps an older adult concerned about rapid progression and fall risk? You’re not alone. Dr. Trosclair can help.
Dr. Trosclair is a chiropractor in Lafayette Louisiana with over 17 years of experience, including work in a hospital setting. They specialize in helping people of all ages manage scoliosis and improve their quality of life.
Whether you’re a parent seeking hope for your child to avoid surgery, an adult wanting to manage pain and prevent progression, or over 65 years old desiring improved posture and reduced fall risk, Scoliosis Center of LA offers personalized treatment plans tailored to your specific needs.
Their approach, potentially including techniques like Scolibalance and ScoliBrace, can help manage pain, prevent/slow curve progression, improve posture and curves, and enhance overall well-being. Don’t let scoliosis control your life.
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