If detected early and controlled early through form training and bracing for 2-3 years, the condition can be reversed in most patients, or the continued progression is inhibited and normal spinal function can be restored without surgery. Bracing is a safe and effective treatment for scoliosis. It uses the principle of three-point mechanics to “push” the curved spine back. As each patient’s scoliosis is different, the force point and strength required for correction are also different. Therefore, the brace used for correction should be customized by a professional doctor according to the patient’s scoliosis type, location, and the size of the scoliosis angle. The brace for scoliosis treatment requires a systematic imaging examination before production. After the brace is made, it is tried on and local adjustments are made as needed to make the custom-made brace more adaptable to the patient and to maximize its effect. Moreover, as the angle of scoliosis and height change during the treatment, the brace needs to be remade. It is important to know that without trying on the brace, there is no way to know whether it fits well or not, whether it works effectively or not, and whether the patient can adapt to it, so such a brace cannot be worn for a long time. Wearing a brace can be uncomfortable, and the patient should be given a certain period of adaptation, 3 to 4 weeks to adapt to the corrective strength. The “back” is not a “brace” to correct scoliosis, it does not work! The “back” is not a support for scoliosis. Back support is a soft control for the body, used to regulate the posture of the shoulder and back muscles, mainly to help children adjust their posture; while the scoliosis support is a hard control of the body. Therefore, you can not use the “back good” instead of the brace, it does not correct scoliosis. There are also some unregulated small clinics, there are orthopedic braces, but those braces are not standardized, the patient wears not only uncomfortable, but also completely ineffective. The younger the age, the better the effect. For the most common adolescent idiopathic scoliosis, when the angle of scoliosis is 20 to 40 degrees, brace treatment should be considered. Of course, the time period of two years around the start of menstruation is a better time for brace treatment. It is important to know that brace treatment is not recommended for children who are too young to have a relatively small degree of curvature. The younger the child, the worse the cardiorespiratory function, and the more restrictive the brace treatment is on the thorax, which in turn can affect the cardiorespiratory function. Therefore, it is not better to have brace treatment at a younger age. Very young babies can be treated with “self-gravity traction” as shown in this video, but be careful not to injure your child. Age is not a criterion for the effectiveness of bracing. The need for bracing is based on the patient’s skeletal maturity and menstrual history.