Scoliosis, a medical condition characterized by an abnormal sideways curvature of the spine, is often associated with adolescents, yet its impact on adults is both significant and underrecognized. For adults, scoliosis can progress silently over time, leading to chronic back pain, reduced mobility, and even respiratory complications if left unaddressed. Unlike in younger patients, adult-onset or progressive scoliosis presents unique challenges, such as degenerative changes in spinal discs or muscle imbalances that require specialized care. While general orthopedic specialists may treat musculoskeletal issues, Scoliosis Doctors for Adults are uniquely trained to diagnose, monitor, and manage this complex condition through tailored interventions—ranging from bracing and physical therapy to advanced surgical solutions.