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Scoliosis Bracing

Non-surgical scoliosis care with bracing.

Dr Moira Robertson specialises in scoliosis bracing, a modern, non-surgical approach to managing scoliosis curves and helping prevent progression.

What Is Scoliosis Bracing?

A flexible alternative to rigid bracing.

Unlike traditional rigid braces, this is a flexible bracing system that allows natural movement while gently guiding the spine toward improved alignment. It is worn discreetly under clothing and is custom-fitted to each patient’s unique curve pattern.

Scoliosis bracing offers a well-researched, non-surgical path for growing children and adults living with degenerative scoliosis.

Dr Moira Robertson reviewing a spinal assessment with a young patient in a bright consultation room
Is It Right for You?

Who benefits from scoliosis bracing.

  • Children and teens with idiopathic scoliosis curves
  • Adults seeking a non-surgical management option
  • Patients wanting to avoid or delay spinal bracing surgery
  • Anyone monitoring a curve under regular review
The Process

What to expect at every stage.

1

Assessment

A thorough postural and spinal assessment to measure your curve and confirm suitability for bracing.

2

Custom Fitting

Your brace is custom-fitted to gently guide your spine toward a more natural alignment.

3

Ongoing Review

Regular follow-up appointments to track progress, adjust the brace and support long-term results.

Evidence-informed care

Scoliosis bracing is backed by clinical research and used by practitioners and orthopaedic specialists worldwide.

Care for every age

From growing children to adults, treatment is tailored to your stage of life and curve progression.

Questions

Frequently asked questions.

Is bracing painful?

No. Unlike rigid bracing, this is a soft, flexible system designed to be worn comfortably under clothing, allowing natural movement while gently guiding the spine.

How long will my child need to wear the brace?

Wear time and duration are individual, depending on the curve and how it responds to treatment. This is confirmed during assessment and reviewed at regular follow-up appointments.

Can adults use bracing too?

Yes. While bracing is well known for treating growing children, it is also used with adults seeking a non-surgical option to manage their curve.

Do you treat scoliosis patients traveling from Cape Town and across the Western Cape?

Yes. As an accredited scoliosis brace fitter, Dr Moira Robertson welcomes patients and families from across the Western Cape, including Cape Town, Somerset West, Paarl, and the Northern Suburbs for initial fitting, curve monitoring, and ongoing reviews.

Moira is also a registered brace fitter on the national brace network — see her fitter profile on ScoliosisBracing.co.za for broader brace information.

Concerned about a scoliosis curve?

Book a scoliosis assessment with Moira and find out if bracing is right for you or your child.