Our fellowship-trained neurosurgeons perform the full spectrum of spine procedures — from same-day outpatient microdiscectomy to complex deformity reconstruction — using navigation-guided minimally invasive techniques wherever appropriate.
Surgery is recommended only when conservative treatments — physical therapy, injections, medication management — have failed to provide adequate relief, or when neurological function is at risk. When it is the right choice, our team brings precision and experience to every case, with minimally invasive technique as the default wherever anatomy allows.
Not every condition requires surgery. Your consultation will include an honest assessment of all options — including doing nothing.
Each procedure page covers indications, what to expect, recovery, and outcomes — written for patients who are researching options, not just looking for a phone number.
Anterior cervical discectomy and fusion — relieves arm pain and weakness from cervical disc herniation or stenosis through an anterior approach.
Learn about ACDFReplaces the damaged disc with a prosthetic implant that moves — preserving segmental motion and reducing adjacent segment stress compared with fusion.
Learn about CDAPosterior approach for multi-level cervical stenosis, myelopathy, or deformity — often combined with laminectomy for broad decompression of the spinal cord.
Learn about PCFMicrosurgical removal of the disc fragment pressing on a lumbar nerve root — relieves sciatica and leg pain with same-day discharge in most cases.
Learn about microdiscectomyRemoval of the lamina to decompress the spinal canal — the primary surgical treatment for lumbar spinal stenosis and neurogenic claudication.
Learn about laminectomyTLIF, ALIF, and LLIF approaches for spondylolisthesis, degenerative disc disease, and lumbar instability — MIS technique where anatomy allows.
Learn about lumbar fusionTotal disc replacement for single-level lumbar disc disease — preserves motion, eliminates fusion healing time, and reduces adjacent segment stress.
Learn about LDRThe first FDA-approved posterior motion-preservation device — decompression plus mechanical facet replacement for single-level stenosis with spondylolisthesis, without fusion.
Learn about TOPSMIS sacroiliac joint stabilization for confirmed SI joint dysfunction — same-day outpatient, 1–2 cm incision, fastest recovery profile in the lumbar procedure set.
Learn about SI joint fusionAdult spinal deformity correction — posterior instrumentation and fusion across the curved segment, with decompression at stenotic levels and osteotomies as needed.
Learn about scoliosis surgeryStill in pain after prior spine surgery? Pseudarthrosis, adjacent segment disease, hardware failure, and junctional kyphosis are correctable — when properly diagnosed first.
Learn about revision surgeryReal-time 3D instrument tracking — reduces screw mal-position rates, lowers radiation exposure, and is especially critical in MIS and revision cases.
Learn about navigationMuscles dilated, not stripped — the same decompression and fusion through 1–3 cm incisions, with less blood loss, faster recovery, and equivalent long-term outcomes.
Learn about MISMost routine spine procedures are performed as same-day surgery — microdiscectomy, ACDF, laminectomy, SI joint fusion, and single-level MIS fusion for appropriate patients.
Learn about outpatient surgeryExplore condition-specific pages for a full explanation of causes, symptoms, non-surgical options, and when surgery becomes the right conversation.
Our fellowship-trained spine specialists are here to evaluate your condition and discuss your options — surgical and otherwise.