Gently correct posture and enhance spinal health with our personalized Scoliosis Physiotherapy services at RamaCare Polyclinic, located in Jumeirah 1, Dubai.
Whether you’re managing adolescent idiopathic scoliosis, adult-onset curves, or postural imbalances, our expert physiotherapists deliver evidence-based treatment designed to slow progression, reduce pain, and restore strength and alignment.
Scoliosis is a condition where the spine curves laterally into a C or S shape. Commonly diagnosed in adolescence, it can also develop in adults due to degenerative changes. Mild curves may be symptom-free, but more severe ones may cause pain, imbalance, or respiratory concerns.
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Physiotherapy is a core non-surgical strategy used to manage these curves — aiming to prevent progression and improve posture.
Our therapy focuses on restoring symmetry, function, and quality of life through techniques such as:
Scoliosis-Specific Exercises (PSSE) including the Schroth method, SEAS, Lyon method, Side-Shift, and FITS to target spinal realignment and muscle balance.
Breathing & Core Activation for improved posture and lung capacity.
Stretching & Strengthening to correct muscle imbalances.
Postural Education & ADL Training for daily-life alignment.
Manual Therapy & Therapeutic Support for flexibility and pain relief.
Tracking Progress via Posture, Movement, and Quality-of-Life Metrics like Cobb angle, posture assessment, and patient-reported outcomes.
Adolescents with early-stage idiopathic scoliosis (10–15 years).
Adults with mild to moderate degenerative curves.
Individuals experiencing back pain, poor posture, or early spine curvature.
Anyone looking to avoid surgery with active, non-invasive therapy..
Comprehensive Intake & Spinal Assessment — posture, curve type, flexibility.
Customized Program Design — based on age, curve severity, and daily needs.
Therapeutic Sessions — hands-on guidance for posture, breathing, and corrective exercises.
Home Exercise Plan — to reinforce progress between sessions.
Progress Monitoring & Adjustments — periodic follow-ups to measure success and adapt your plan.
Noticeable improvement in posture and pain within 6–12 weeks.
Curve stabilization or reduction in some cases.
Improved alignment, core strength, and breathing over time.
Long-term maintenance possible with adherence to exercises and posture.
Therapy pricing varies based on:
Initial assessment length and evaluation tools used.
Number and duration of follow-up sessions.
Inclusion of specialized tools like biofeedback or bracing consultations.
We offer session packages tailored to your treatment plan and goals. Contact us for a personalized quote and to explore current promotions
Yes, we accept major health insurance on a reimbursement basis.
We provide all necessary reports, invoices, and clinical documentation to support your claim. Ask our admin team for assistance with insurer requirements.
Don’t let spinal curvature define your life. Book your Scoliosis Physiotherapy Assessment today at RamaCare Polyclinic, Jumeirah 1, and take the first step toward improved posture, comfort, and confidence.
Therapy focuses on muscle symmetry, pain relief, and halting progression rather than fully eliminating the curve.
A targeted, three-dimensional exercise system using corrective breathing and posture to rebalance the spine.
Typically 1–2 times per week for 8–12 weeks, with progress reviews.
Yes — it improves posture, pain, and function, though much slower than in adolescents.
Bracing may be combined with physiotherapy for moderate curves, especially in younger patients
A small study suggests side planks may reduce curve progression in mild cases—with consistent practice.
Not always. Many patients stabilize or improve curves with dedicated physiotherapy and monitoring.
Yes, severe thoracic curves may reduce lung capacity; breathing retraining is part of therapy.
Absolutely — we combine manual therapy, exercise, and education to improve comfort and alignment.
Progress is monitored via posture checks, movement analysis, patient-reported outcomes, and occasionally imaging if needed.
Yes — early intervention often yields the best outcomes; programs are adapted by age.
