Our aim is to provide the right treatment at the right time to patients with scoliosis or hyperkyphosis based in Melbourne and regional Victoria.
We welcome babies, children, adolescents and adults to our scoliosis clinic in Melbourne, who are seeking expert scoliosis treatment or kyphosis treatment.
We also offer guidance and support to health professionals in co-managing complex cases of scoliosis or hyperkyphosis.
Scoliosis and Hyperkyphosis Treatment
At the ScoliCare clinic, we’re committed to an evidence-based treatment approach, ready to support you or your child through the treatment journey.
Our process begins with a thorough assessment led by one of our experienced scoliosis clinicians in Melbourne, who will conduct a review of X-rays, medical history and a discussion about any concerns and goals.
Following the assessment, a personalised treatment plan is developed by your dedicated kyphosis or scoliosis doctor in Melbourne. They take into account factors such as age, severity of the curve and symptoms. This plan might include bracing, specific exercise rehabilitation (ScoliBalance®) or surgery if deemed in the patient’s best interest.
Dedicated to providing patient-centred care, we always place the individual’s goals at the forefront of our kyphosis or scoliosis treatment, aiming to enhance quality of life and achieve the best possible outcomes.
The clinical team at ScoliCare works in close collaboration with other health professionals to provide a holistic and effective scoliosis treatment in Melbourne. We aim to bring about support, advice and co-management of scoliosis and hyperkyphosis cases.
Our goal is to help patients achieve the best possible treatment outcomes through a collaborative team approach.
Health professionals can access the knowledge and experience of the ScoliCare team at any time through our complimentary professional case review service.
4 Crucial Factors to Choose the Right Scoliosis Treatment for your Child
As a parent, finding out that your child has scoliosis can be a stressful and confusing time. In this eBook, our goal is to help you cut through the confusion and understand the 4 crucial factors to consider when trying to choose the right scoliosis treatment in Melbourne for your child.
Our scoliosis clinic in Melbourne is conveniently located in the Central Business District. It can be accessed by tram (Commercial road/ St Kilda road), with street parking also available in front of Tennis World on Hanna Street. Private Secure Parking can be accessed at 474 St Kilda Road.
Our friendly team is committed to supporting and guiding you throughout the assessment and treatment stages, ensuring you feel comfortable. Whether it’s for yourself or a loved one seeking assistance, we’re dedicated to providing the highest level of care to the communities of Melbourne, greater Melbourne and regional Victoria.
Contact details
Phone
1300 883 884
Address
Suite 6.01, Level 6/492 St Kilda Rd
Melbourne 3004 VIC
Opening hours
Monday 9am–5pm
Tuesday 9am–5pm
Wednesday 9am–5pm
Thursday 9am–5pm
Friday 9am–5pm
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
Areas served
Melbourne City Centre, East End, West End, North Melbourne, Port Melbourne, Geelong, South Melbourne, Ballarat, Bendigo and the greater Melbourne region. We also welcome patients from regional Victoria and Tasmania.
At ScoliCare Melbourne, our clinic team is dedicated to offering cutting-edge and minimally invasive scoliosis treatment options for babies, children, adolescents and adults. Common treatment options for scoliosis have traditionally involved options like generic bracing and surgical intervention. Our options for scoliosis treatment in Melbourne include:
To learn more about scoliosis treatment in Melbourne and how we can help, we welcome you to book a consultation or take advantage of our free X-ray review service.
When it comes to finding quality scoliosis treatment in Melbourne, ScoliCare should strongly be considered. We undertake a thorough assessment and then provide details of all treatment options available whether it be bracing, exercise or surgery. As advocates for minimally invasive and non-surgical treatment options for scoliosis, we believe in taking a holistic and personalised approach to supporting the health of your spine. Able to treat both children and adults, our interdisciplinary team of scoliosis doctors in Melbourne works together to help each one of our patients on their individual journey.
As a trusted provider of patient-centred care across the country and throughout the world, we proudly have ScoliCare clinics located in Melbourne, Sydney North, Sydney South, Brisbane, Adelaide and Naples, Florida. To learn more about our comprehensive scoliosis assessment and treatment options, please don’t hesitate to contact us online or give us a call on (02) 8609 3475.
Our scoliosis clinic in Melbourne treats a wide range of scoliosis types across all age groups, from infants to adults. Every case is individually assessed by clinicians, with treatment tailored to the type and severity of the curve, age and medical history.
We commonly treat:
Treatment options include 3D custom bracing, scoliosis-specific rehabilitation (ScoliBalance®) and clinical monitoring. We also collaborate with referring health professionals to manage complex cases. If you’re unsure what type of scoliosis applies, we can let you know during your initial consultation and recommend the most appropriate next steps.
Dedicated to taking an evidence-based approach to scoliosis treatment, our team at the ScoliCare scoliosis clinic in Melbourne is ready to help you or your child feel their best while living with scoliosis or kyphosis.
To begin treatment with our team, we first start with a comprehensive consultation and assessment appointment. During this appointment, we will discuss your medical history, explore your current symptoms and assess the progression and severity of your scoliosis or kyphosis. This is a great opportunity to ask us any questions you may have, so please feel free to bring a list of concerns with you to the clinic.
After our team has had the chance to review the information including X-rays, your personalised treatment plan will be created. The treatment options we will suggest will depend on a multitude of factors such as age, the severity of the disease and current symptoms.
Book your consultation appointment today and begin your journey to improved spinal health with the help of the ScoliCare team of scoliosis doctors in Melbourne. Contact us online or give us a call on (02) 8609 3475 — we look forward to hearing from you!
As leaders and worldwide educators in the scoliosis space, our team at ScoliCare in Melbourne is committed to offering exceptional care to every one of our patients. Always taking a patient-centred approach to our treatments, we strive to create personalised care plans addressing your specific scoliosis or kyphosis needs.
Whether you have been newly diagnosed with scoliosis or have been living with the condition for years, our team believes that you deserve the best care and support possible. As one of the only non-surgical scoliosis clinics in Melbourne, our clinicians are trained to offer comprehensive scoliosis assessments, treatments and support throughout the entire duration of your treatment.
Offering treatment for babies, children, adolescents and adults, our clinic can act as an adjunct treatment option to chiropractors, orthotists and scoliosis physiotherapy in Melbourne. Our interdisciplinary team of scoliosis providers is ready to help you identify, diagnose and treat your scoliosis, no matter how mild or severe your symptoms may be.
Want to learn more about how the ScoliCare scoliosis clinic in Melbourne offers world-class scoliosis treatment? Read through our case studies today to see how our bracing and scoliosis-specific exercises approach called ScoliBalance can improve your day-to-day experience of living with scoliosis or kyphosis.
For additional information about our services or to book a consultation appointment at the Melbourne ScoliCare clinic, please feel free to contact our customer service team by giving us a call on (02) 8609 3475.
No referral is required to book an appointment with our scoliosis clinicians in Melbourne. However, we also work closely with GPs, physiotherapists and other health professionals if you are referred through a care team.
Private health insurance may cover certain aspects of scoliosis treatment, such as custom bracing or rehabilitation sessions. We recommend checking with your health fund directly to confirm your level of cover. Our team can also provide itemised quotes to assist with claims.
Yes. ScoliCare Melbourne offers telehealth appointments for certain services, including case reviews and follow-up consultations. This can be especially helpful for patients in regional Victoria or Tasmania.
Our scoliosis clinic in Melbourne focuses on non-surgical treatment options, including 3D custom bracing (ScoliBrace®), scoliosis-specific exercise programs (ScoliBalance®) and monitoring for early intervention. Treatment plans are tailored to each individual based on their age, curve severity and goals.
Yes. The ScoliCare Melbourne clinic is wheelchair accessible, with lift access and accessible restrooms. If you require additional assistance, our team is happy to help before or during your visit.
While we are a leading scoliosis clinic in Melbourne, we also provide expert care for hyperkyphosis, including Scheuermann’s and postural kyphosis. Our clinic offers non-surgical, evidence-based options such as custom 3D bracing, targeted rehabilitation and postural support. Each case is assessed by a qualified kyphosis doctor in Melbourne, with personalised plans designed to reduce discomfort, improve posture and support long-term spinal health.
Speak to one of our friendly team by calling 1300 883 884 during business hours, or complete the Contact Form and we can call you at a time that suits.
Treatment of scoliosis using the ScoliBalance® Program in an Adult Female Patient At age 27, the patient was experiencing daily back and hip pain, poor sleep, and worsening posture. Sitting, standing, or even lying down too long caused discomfort, severely limiting her quality of life and activity levels. She presented…
Female aged 88 years with a degenerative de novo scoliosis because of earlier spinal trauma many years earlier. Improvement of a severe post-traumatic de novo degenerative scoliosis using 3D designed custom scoliosis brace in an older female Summary: This case details the successful management using a a 3D designed custom…
Female aged 87 years with adult degenerative scoliosis. Treatment of a severe scoliosis using a 3D designed custom scoliosis brace in an Older Female Patient Summary: This case details the management of an older female with Adult Degenerative Scoliosis using a 3D designed custom scoliosis brace. The patient initially presented…
The latest updates & news from ScoliCare
22 August 2025
Any type of sport or exercise needs to be deemed appropriate by a scoliosis patient’s treatment provider. People with scoliosis can benefit from exercise that helps maintain spinal flexibility and increases core strength so the spine has more support and stability, but some cases of scoliosis come with activity restrictions,…
19 August 2025
Being diagnosed with a progressive spinal condition can feel overwhelming, and this is the time for patients, and their families, to make sure they’re fully informed about scoliosis and the different types of treatment available. Following a scoliosis diagnosis, patients need to choose a treatment approach that addresses their expectations…
15 August 2025
Scoliosis affects children and adults differently, especially in the context of pain and progression. Adults over the age of 65 who develop scoliosis can be particularly vulnerable to injury through a fall, so treatment works towards improving the spine’s balance and stability. Although scoliosis is more commonly diagnosed during childhood,…
12 August 2025
It’s natural for parents of children recently diagnosed to ask what caused the development of their child’s scoliosis, and while idiopathic scoliosis has no known cause, there does appear to be a genetic link. Regardless of the cause, scoliosis should be treated proactively. While there has yet to be a…
