Scoliosis tethering surgery holds promise as a means to fashion spinal curves, without hypothecating flexibility and growth potential, especially among younger patients with immature skeletons. A procedure that consists in placing vertebral body tethers would operate on spinal growth and gradually straighten the curve. This growth modulation maximizes the potential benefit for young patients because it allows the spine to correct itself with normal skeletal development. Therefore, when considering surgical options for scoliosis, Scoliosis Tethering Surgery has very much meant for selected patients, as it offers the possibility of a more natural, adaptable correction.