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Mar

2026

Why is One Shoulder Higher than the Other? Common Causes and When to Seek Help.

Samantha Green

If you’ve noticed that one shoulder sits higher than the other in you or your child, then know that you are not alone. It is possible that simple postural habits can create the uneven shoulder appearance, however it can also be one of the first visible signs of scoliosis. For many, this small physical asymmetry … Read more

Mar

2026

Bringing World-Class Scoliosis Care to the Heart of Birmingham

Max O'Rourke

Located in the busy and easily accessible centre of Birmingham, Scoliosis SOS Clinic Birmingham serves as a dedicated satellite clinic of the internationally recognised Scoliosis SOS network. This strategic location makes expert non-surgical scoliosis treatment more accessible to patients across the Midlands and beyond. Whether you’re coming from nearby towns like Wolverhampton, Coventry, or Redditch, … Read more

Mar

2026

There’s a Prominence on my Child’s Back – Common Causes and When to Seek Treatment

Samantha Green

If you’ve noticed your child’s clothes aren’t sitting quite right, or there appears to be a small ‘prominence’ on their back, it’s completely natural to feel concerned. Many parents first notice this when their child is wearing fitted clothing. You’re not alone in spotting this change. In many cases, it can be one of the … Read more

Mar

2026

Discover Life-Changing Care at the Scoliosis SOS Manchester Clinic

Henry Firth

Living with scoliosis can be a daily challenge, but it doesn’t have to be. At the Scoliosis SOS Clinic in Manchester, we offer a world-renowned, non-surgical treatment approach that empowers patients of all ages to take control of their spinal health. Through our tailored ScolioGold therapy programme, we provide support, education, and results that make … Read more

Mar

2026

Leaving Scoliosis Untreated: Comprehensive Systems & Complications

Samantha Green

Despite being a condition that primarily creates a lateral curvature in the spine, the effects of scoliosis can extend beyond altering the appearance and structure of the spinal column. When left untreated, it is possible for scoliosis to influence comprehensive systems in the body, by creating muscular imbalances, mobility issues, and in some cases even … Read more