The main goal of the management of adolescent scoliosis is to prevent progression of scoliotic curve and to prevent or manage the secondary complication, resulting from mechanical effect of scoliotic posture such as pain, functional disability, psychologic problem, cardiopulmonary problem, weakness or paralysis and cosmetic problem. Subjects were 76 male and female adolescent scoliosis inpatients received comprehensive rehabilitation program which consist of scolisis correction exercise, a self-scoliosis correction device using biofeedback mechanism, postural education, heat therapy, breathing exercise and three-point pressure thoracolumbosacral brace for the indicated patients. The effect of the comprehensive rehabilitation therapy for the scoliosis correction were evaluated by calculating the scoliosis correction angle from the initial and followup whole spine AP and lateral views. Overall 92% of patients showed significant improvement of scoliosis (p<0.001). Male to female ratio were 1:2.6 and 85.6% of the scoliosis were idiopathic by etiology. The more severe the initial scoliosis, the more vertebral rotation and the lesser the scoliosis correctability (p<0.0001). Greatest improvement is noted in the patients with 11 degrees to 20 degrees of initial angle. Further observation is needed for the subject group until bone maturation and ceasation of scoliosis progression.