Chest Bracing FAQs

You can see a series of videos that deal with some of our most frequently asked questions about pectus deformity treatment, with LOC director and pectus specialist, Sam Walmsley to answer them. We offer a combination of corrective bracing and vacuum bell therapy to treat pectus deformities such as pectus carinatum and pectus excavatum, in tandem with specialist physiotherapy, breathing and exercise programmes to achieve pectus correction. For patients who want to avoid surgery, conservative chest bracing treatment can be a great way to achieve a flatter chest, but often, patients are unsure of what treatment involves.

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Non-Surgical Pectus Treatment

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Chest Bracing FAQs

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Pectus Excavatum

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