Scoliosis brace in Turkey: custom Gensingen-type braces
For growing children and teenagers with scoliosis, a well-designed brace can help control curve progression. At Asyamed Ortopedi braces are designed for each curve pattern and produced with high precision.
Brace types
- Gensingen-type: asymmetric 3D design with corrective pressure and expansion zones.
- Other TLSO braces: for selected curve types and post-operative support.
Process
- Review of X-rays and clinical findings with your physician's recommendation
- 3D scan or measurement
- Individual design and robot-milled mould
- Fitting, adjustment and wearing schedule
- Regular follow-up and new braces during growth
More (Turkish): scoliosis braces, brace wearing guide.
How treatment works for international patients
- Send your information: photos of the residual limb or the area to be treated, your medical reports and a short description via WhatsApp or e-mail.
- Remote pre-assessment: our certified prosthetist-orthotists review your case and suggest suitable options.
- Visit plan: measurement, test fitting and delivery are planned with as few visits as possible; the exact timeline is confirmed after the pre-assessment.
- Fitting and training: your device is produced in our own workshop and adjusted on you; you receive training on use and care.
- Follow-up: after you return home we continue to support you on WhatsApp.
Our clinic is in Kadıköy on the Asian side of Istanbul, a short walk from Söğütlüçeşme Marmaray and Metrobus station, with easy access from both Istanbul airports. Address: Osmanağa Mah., Vişne Sok. No:46, Kadıköy, İstanbul.
Frequently asked questions
How many hours a day is a scoliosis brace worn?
The wearing time is prescribed by your physician; many corrective braces are worn for most of the day. We help the patient increase wearing time gradually.
Can adults use a scoliosis brace?
Yes, mainly for pain relief and support; the goals differ from growing children.
How often is a new brace needed?
In growing children the brace is checked regularly and renewed as the child grows.
Prepared by: Tarık Şahin, CPO (certified prosthetist-orthotist) · Last updated: November 2026