Available studies
Previous imaging and reports, if you already have them.
Educational resources
Clear information to help you care for your movement.
General information about the spine, posture, and appointment preparation. It does not replace an evaluation and should not be used for self-diagnosis.
Educational illustration · Not a patient scanLearn · Prepare · Ask
Public library
Explore the latest content.
Links open public Instagram posts from the doctor and channels where he shares educational guidance.
▶Video · June 4, 2026
Scoliosis awareness
Educational content on why early recognition and individual evaluation matter.
View on Instagram ↗↗Reading · May 15, 2025Early recognition of scoliosis
General signs and the value of professional assessment without self-diagnosis.
View on Instagram ↗▶Video · June 24, 2025Caring for your back while sleeping
General guidance on posture and rest; each case may require different recommendations.
View on Instagram ↗An important note
Symptoms may have different causes. If pain, weakness, tingling, or limitation persists, seek an individual evaluation.
Prepare for the conversation
What to bring to your first appointment.
Medication list
Include dosage and frequency when possible.
Symptom history
When symptoms began, what changes them, and which activities they limit.
Important questions
Write down what you need to understand before making a decision.
Helpful questions
Before your appointment.
01Does every spine problem require surgery?+
No. Recommendations depend on the evaluation, clinical findings, studies, and the impact of symptoms. Non-surgical alternatives are considered when appropriate.
02What should I bring to my first appointment?+
Bring imaging studies, reports, and a medication list if you already have them. You do not need to send sensitive medical information in your first WhatsApp message.
03How do I choose a location?+
Review each center’s days and hours or contact the office on WhatsApp. You will be guided based on availability and location.
04Does this website replace a medical evaluation?+
No. The content is general and educational. Diagnosis and treatment require an individual evaluation.
Information guides; evaluation clarifies