Overview
Take Control of the Curve.
Whether you’re newly diagnosed or seeking better answers, Medical Point offers world-class scoliosis care with a human touch — for children, teens, and adults.
Your Story Matters to Us
Scoliosis isn’t just about spinal curves — it’s about how life feels.
- A child struggling with posture at school.
- A teenager hiding discomfort behind a smile.
- An adult quietly battling back pain every day.
At Medical Point, we don’t just see X-rays. We see you.
Every curve tells a story, and together we’ll write the next chapter: one filled with confidence, strength, and freedom from pain.
What Is Scoliosis?
Scoliosis is when the spine curves abnormally to the side. It can start small, but over time it may affect posture, breathing, balance, and self-esteem.
Types of Scoliosis:
- Idiopathic – most common, usually diagnosed in adolescence
- Congenital – present at birth due to spinal malformations
- Neuromuscular – linked to neurological or muscular conditions
Common Signs:
- Uneven shoulders or hips
- Noticeable lean or spinal curve
- Back pain or fatigue
- Clothes fitting unevenly
Why Choose Medical Point for Scoliosis Care?
At Medical Point International Hospital in İzmir, you don’t just receive treatment , you gain a full support system.
Minimally Invasive Surgical Options – less pain, faster recovery,
Multidisciplinary Experts – orthopedic surgeons, neurologists, physiotherapists
International Patient Support – visa help, translators, airport transfers
Tailored Care – from children in growth to adults seeking change
Treatment Options, Designed for You
Bracing & Physiotherapy
Best for: Children, adolescents, or adults in early stages
- Custom-made TLSO braces to guide spinal growth
- Scoliosis-specific exercises (like the Schroth Method)
- Regular monitoring to track progress
Corrective Spine Surgery
Best for: Moderate to severe scoliosis not responding to bracing
- Posterior Spinal Fusion (PSF)
- Anterior Vertebral Body Tethering (VBT) – for selected cases
- Minimally invasive approaches to reduce scarring & speed recovery
Post-Surgical Recovery & Long-Term Follow-Up
- Early walking within 24–48 hours
- Breathing & posture correction therapy
- Scar and skin care guidance
- Ongoing follow-ups (in person or online)
Our goal isn’t only to straighten spines — it’s to give you comfort, freedom, and peace of mind.
Your Treatment Journey at Medical Point
Send Us Your Medical Files
Share your X-ray or report via WhatsApp/email. Receive feedback in 24–48h. No commitment. Just clarity.
Free Online Evaluation
Meet our scoliosis experts by video or phone. Multilingual team, simple explanations, honest advice.
Personalized Plan
Whether bracing, physiotherapy, or surgery — you’ll receive a transparent plan with full costs and timeline.
Travel Support (International Patients)
Visa guidance, airport pickup, hotel booking near hospital — all handled by us.
Final Evaluation in İzmir
Updated scans, face-to-face with your surgeon, and treatment confirmation.
Treatment & Hospital Stay
From 3–7 days depending on treatment. Advanced care with a personal touch.
Rehabilitation & Recovery
Tailored physiotherapy, scar care, and strengthening before you return home.
Long-Term Follow-Up
We stay with you, wherever you are — video calls, WhatsApp, or in-person visits.
FAQ
With modern techniques, risks are minimal and outcomes are excellent.
Yes, with early cases. Bracing and physiotherapy are effective options.
Absolutely. Our treatments adapt to all ages.
Most patients return to light activities in 4–6 weeks.
Start Straightening Your Future... Today!
You don’t have to live with pain, insecurity, or restrictions. Medical Point is here to help you stand tall again.
Send us your X-ray or medical report now
Speak directly with our international coordinators
Get a free, no-pressure treatment plan in 24–48 hours
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