03/13/2026
⚽ Is Your Teen Struggling to Keep Up in Sports?
With spring sports season starting, many teens are back on the field, track, or court. But for some athletes with Pectus Excavatum (sunken chest), exercise can feel much harder than it should.
If your teen:
🏃♂️ Gets winded quickly during practice
💨 Has trouble keeping up with teammates
⚽ Tires faster than expected during sports
👕 Has a noticeable indentation in the chest
…it may be more than just conditioning.
Pectus excavatum can sometimes affect heart and lung performance during exercise. The good news is that evaluation is simple, and treatment options — including the minimally invasive Nuss procedure— can significantly improve chest function, endurance, and confidence.
Dr. LoSasso has helped thousands of patients with pectus excavatum and is one of the most experienced surgeons performing this procedure.
Spring is the perfect time to schedule a consultation and learn if treatment could help your teen perform — and feel — their best.
📍 Schedule a consultation with Dr. LoSasso
📞 Contact our office to learn more - 201-225-9440.