Find the right procedure for you
Discover advanced treatment options tailored to your condition and goals.

Discover advanced treatment options tailored to your condition and goals.
A less invasive approach to treating spine conditions with faster recovery and reduced tissue disruption.
It uses small incisions and specialized instruments to relieve pressure on spinal nerves and, when needed, stabilize the spine.

Compared to traditional open surgery, this approach is designed to reduce muscle damage, minimize pain, and support a faster recovery — when clinically appropriate.

Initial evaluation
Your specialist reviews your medical history, MRI or CT scans, and symptoms to determine whether this procedure is appropriate.
Before surgery
You may complete pre-operative tests, including lab work and medical clearance if needed. Your medications will be reviewed and adjusted if necessary.
During Surgery
The procedure is performed through small incisions using specialized instruments and imaging guidance. The goal is to relieve pressure on the nerves and, when required, stabilize the spine.
Recovery
Most patients begin walking shortly after surgery. Hospital stay and recovery time vary depending on the case, but many patients return to light activities sooner compared to traditional surgery.
Summary
Minimally invasive spine surgery focuses on relieving nerve compression while minimizing tissue disruption, which may lead to a smoother recovery when appropriate for your condition.