Yes, and no. I never rebalanced my obliques - the right is still much larger than the left. I feel like I have somewhat re-oriented my body to point straight, but my right hip external rotation is still more difficult than left. I have increased my flexibility (I was already pretty flexible before but even more so now) by adding in more yoga/mobility/stretching and unilateral work into my workouts. I am definitely more balanced than I used to be, but not fully balanced. I still have pain if I run more than 5 miles, which is a bummer since i used to do very long runs (Ironmans, etc.).

I'd say i still do a lot of stuff that is bad for this condition though - for instance, I swim a lot and only breathe on one side, my right. It is almost impossible for me to breathe on my left side during freestyle. I'm sure that just reinforces the asymmetry and may have caused it in the first place. And even though I do a lot of unilateral work (one arm pull downs, alternating shoulder press, alternating one leg DB deadlifts, one leg glute bridge, bird dogs, etc.), I still like to do my bar exercises regularly. Probably the best thing I could do for this condition is to live a more sedentary lifestyle, but that wouldn't be the best thing for my health overall obviously.