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Comprehensive Scoliosis Care at NYSI Commack

If you or your child has been diagnosed with scoliosis, early, expert care makes all the difference. At New York Spine Institute in Commack, our board-certified spine specialists provide personalized scoliosis treatment for both children and adults—helping improve posture, ease pain, and prevent long-term complications.

Conveniently located on Commack Road, our Suffolk County office serves patients throughout Huntington, Smithtown, Brentwood, and all of Long Island, delivering multidisciplinary scoliosis care under one roof.

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What Is Scoliosis?

Scoliosis is a sideways curvature of the spine that may form a “C” or “S” shape. It can range from mild to severe, often appearing during childhood growth spurts or developing later in life due to degeneration or other health conditions.

Types of Scoliosis We Treat on Long Island:

  • Idiopathic scoliosis – Most common in teens, cause unknown
  • Degenerative scoliosis – Age-related spinal changes in adults
  • Neuromuscular scoliosis – Linked to conditions like cerebrzal palsy or muscular dystrophy
  • Congenital scoliosis – Caused by spine malformation at birth

If untreated, scoliosis can progress—leading to chronic pain, spinal stiffness, limited mobility, or even respiratory issues.

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Risk Factors and Causes

While scoliosis can occur spontaneously, some individuals are more prone to developing spinal curves due to:

  • Family history of scoliosis
  • Rapid growth during adolescence
  • Degenerative disc disease or arthritis
  • Prior spine trauma, surgery, or tumors
  • Neurological or muscular disorders

Our Commack-based specialists encourage early evaluation to reduce the risk of progression and long-term disability.

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How We Diagnose Scoliosis at NYSI Commack

Our scoliosis assessment begins with a comprehensive physical exam, posture evaluation, and neurological check. We confirm the curvature using advanced, in-office imaging:

  • X-rays to measure the spinal curve (Cobb angle)
  • MRI/CT scans for a detailed view of spinal structures
  • Functional assessments to evaluate range of motion and core strength

Spinal Curvature Severity:

  • 10°–20°: Mild scoliosis—typically monitored
  • 25°–40°: Moderate—may benefit from PT or bracing
  • 45° or more: Severe—may require surgical correction

Personalized Scoliosis Treatment in Suffolk County

At NYSI Commack, scoliosis treatment is tailored to your age, curve progression, symptoms, and lifestyle. Our goal is always to minimize the need for surgery through early, proactive care.

Observation

For mild scoliosis, especially in children, we recommend routine monitoring with periodic X-rays and physical exams to track changes.

Physical Therapy

Our on-site therapists specialize in scoliosis-specific exercises that improve posture, core strength, and spinal stability.

Bracing

Custom bracing may be recommended for adolescents with progressing curves—especially during rapid growth phases.

Surgical Options

If non-surgical methods aren’t effective or curves are severe, our board-certified surgeons offer:

  • Posterior spinal fusion
  • Segmental instrumentation and bone grafting
  • Complex and revision scoliosis correction surgery

All procedures are designed to reduce curvature, alleviate pain, and preserve mobility.

Why Choose NYSI in Commack for Scoliosis Care?

At New York Spine Institute, we combine the resources of a top-tier surgical center with the accessibility of a local Long Island office. Our Commack location offers full-service scoliosis treatment in a setting that feels personal, supportive, and convenient.

What Sets Us Apart:

  • Board-certified specialists in pediatric and adult scoliosis
  • Decades of experience in complex and revision scoliosis cases
  • A multilingual team fluent in Spanish, Portuguese, French, Russian, and more
  • Local care for Long Islanders—no need to travel to NYC for expert spine treatment
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Reclaim Your Spinal Health—Start in Commack

If scoliosis is affecting your posture, comfort, or confidence, you don’t have to face it alone. At New York Spine Institute in Commack, we’re here to help you understand your options and take the next step—whether that’s observation, therapy, or surgical planning.

Call today to schedule a scoliosis consultation at our Suffolk County office. Advanced care, closer to home.

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