DALLAS TX SCOLIOSIS AND SPINE OFFICE

As shown below, the Scoliosis and Spine Institute’s Dallas TX office is close to the intersection of North Central Expressway and Forest Park Road in Dallas, Texas.  Currently, doctors Hostin, Ramnath, Syed, Kishan, and Wiesman’s are available for emergencies five days a week.

Although we have three offices, we always have next day appointments in our Dallas, Texas Scoliosis and Spine Center. However, please let us know which location is best for you when you call for an appointment!

Dallas, Texas Scoliosis and Spine Specialists

The Southwest Scoliosis and Spine Institute is widely recognized as the premier scoliosis and complex spine center in North Texas. Our Dallas office is our primary location and the home base for our fellowship-trained surgical team.

When patients search “scoliosis doctors near me” or “spine specialists near me,” the Dallas team is at the center. Specifically, this is the central hub for the entire practice.

We specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of scoliosis, complex spinal conditions, and revision spine surgery. For Dallas-area patients, this is the office where the most advanced diagnostics, surgical planning, and complex care take place. Our Dallas office also anchors a practice that includes satellite offices in Plano and Frisco.

Our offices are in Dallas, Plano, and Frisco, TX. With this in mind, see which one best fits your schedule.

The Primary Office of Southwest Scoliosis and Spine Institute

Our Dallas office serves as the flagship location for the practice. It houses our most advanced imaging, our primary surgical planning resources, and the headquarters of our five fellowship-trained spine surgeons. Patients from across North Texas — and from across the United States — travel to Dallas for evaluation here.

The Dallas office sits in a convenient central location, accessible from anywhere in the Metroplex. Free patient parking is available on-site.

Advanced Imaging: The EOS 3D Low-Dose X-Ray System

One of the most important reasons families choose our Dallas office is the EOS imaging system. Specifically, EOS is a state-of-the-art, low-dose X-ray technology that produces both 2D and 3D images of the entire spine. Crucially, it captures these images while the patient stands or sits upright, in a natural weight-bearing position.

That posture matters more than it sounds. Specifically, traditional X-rays require the patient to lie down, which changes how the spine actually loads. By contrast, EOS shows the spine the way it works in real life. As a result, our surgeons get a far more accurate picture of curvature, balance, and alignment.

Why EOS Matters for Scoliosis Patients

The most important advantage of EOS is radiation. Specifically, EOS delivers 50% to 85% less radiation than a traditional X-ray, and roughly 95% less than a CT scan. For pediatric scoliosis patients who need imaging every six months as they grow, that reduction adds up dramatically over the course of treatment.

EOS offers several real-world benefits:

• Lower lifetime radiation exposure — especially important for children and teens who need repeated imaging.
• Full-body imaging in under 20 seconds — a single quick scan captures the whole spine and lower extremities.
• 2D and 3D reconstructions from one scan, giving surgeons multiple views without additional radiation.
• Weight-bearing imaging — the spine is seen as it actually functions, not lying flat on a table.
• Better surgical planning — surgeons can measure alignment, rotation, and balance with high precision.

Few practices in North Texas offer EOS. Notably, having it at our primary Dallas office is one of the reasons families travel here from out of state.

Meet Our Practice: Five Doctors, One Mission

Our practice centers on five fellowship-trained spine surgeons. Together, they cover every angle of modern spinal medicine — from conservative care and bracing to complex spinal deformity surgery and revision procedures.

While many practices treat spines as one service among many, we treat spines exclusively. Consequently, our doctors see hundreds of complex cases each year. This depth of experience makes a real difference at the bedside.

Dr. Richard A. Hostin and Dr. Shyam Kishan lead our pediatric scoliosis program. Together, they have evaluated thousands of children, from infants with congenital scoliosis to teenagers with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis.

Importantly, our team collaborates on difficult cases. Therefore, when one of our doctors evaluates you, you effectively benefit from the wisdom of all five.

Pediatric Scoliosis Care in Dallas

Dallas ISD, Highland Park ISD, and several private and parochial schools across the city conduct routine scoliosis screenings. Every year, families across the Dallas area receive a referral letter recommending further evaluation. Naturally, parents wonder what to do next.

If your child’s school screening flags a possible curve, you don’t need to wait and see. A proper evaluation by a fellowship-trained pediatric scoliosis specialist tells you within one visit whether the curve needs monitoring, bracing, or more active treatment. Most pediatric scoliosis can be treated successfully without surgery — but catching it early matters.

For Dallas families, the combination of an in-house pediatric scoliosis program and EOS low-dose 3D imaging is unique. Specifically, your child can be evaluated, imaged, and started on a treatment plan in a single visit. Importantly, all of this happens with substantially less radiation than at most other practices.

Adult Spine Care in Dallas

Adult patients come to our Dallas office for a wide range of complex spine conditions. Some have lived with scoliosis since adolescence and are watching the curve progress in their forties, fifties, or sixties. Others come in for herniated discs, spinal stenosis, spondylolisthesis, or degenerative disc disease that’s affecting their daily life.

A particular strength of our Dallas office is revision spine surgery. Specifically, many of our adult patients arrive after a previous spine surgery elsewhere that didn’t deliver the expected relief. Revision surgery is one of the most demanding specialties in spine medicine, and it’s one our team handles regularly.

By the time these patients reach us, they’ve usually tried a chiropractor, a pain clinic, and a general orthopedist. They come looking for someone who can tell them what’s actually happening to their spine and what to do about it.

Adult scoliosis and degenerative spine conditions are treatable at any age. The first step is always an accurate diagnosis and an honest conversation about your options.

Why Dallas Is the Right Choice for Complex Cases

For straightforward consultations and follow-up visits, our Plano and Frisco offices offer the same expert team. Often, those locations are a more convenient drive for North Texas families. However, complex cases need the Dallas office. That includes pediatric scoliosis requiring detailed 3D imaging, adult deformity surgery planning, and revision spine surgery consultations.

Specifically, the Dallas office offers:

• The full EOS 3D low-dose imaging system
• Direct access to surgical planning resources
• The most comprehensive complex case workups
• Coordination with major Dallas-area hospitals for surgical scheduling

Conditions We Treat at Our Dallas Office

• Adult Scoliosis
• Pediatric Scoliosis
• Spine Revision Surgery
• Cervical Spinal Stenosis
• Lumbar Spinal Stenosis
• Degenerative Disc Disease
• Kyphosis
• Spondylolisthesis

Schedule Your Appointment

Most Dallas patients can be seen within 24 hours of calling, Monday through Friday.

Call: (214) 556-0555 to schedule, or use our online appointment request. Have your insurance card and any prior imaging available if you can.