Advanced, Minimally Invasive Relief for Chronic Back Pain & Leg Pain

What Is Endoscopic Spine Surgery?

Endoscopic Spine Surgery is one of the most advanced forms of minimally invasive spine treatment available today.

Using a high-definition camera and specialized instruments, the surgeon directly targets the problem-causing structure—such as a slipped disc or thickened ligament—without damaging surrounding muscles, bones, or ligaments.

Unlike traditional open surgery, this technique:

• Requires no large incisions
• Causes minimal blood loss
• Often avoids general anesthesia
• Allows early mobilization and discharge

It is sometimes referred to as “keyhole spine surgery” and represents a major advancement in modern spine care.

Benefits of Endoscopic Spine Surgery

Patients choose endoscopic spine surgery because it offers meaningful advantages over conventional open procedures:

• Stitchless or very small incision (8–10 mm)
• Minimal muscle and tissue damage
• Little to no blood loss
• Reduced post-operative pain
• No ICU stay in most cases
• Hospital stay of less than 24 hours
• Early walking—often the same or next day
• Faster rehabilitation and recovery
• Early return to work and daily activities
• Long-term, sustained pain relief

Results may vary depending on individual condition and overall health.