As with any medical procedure, there are risks, but endoscopic spine treatment is associated with fewer complications than traditional spinal surgery. Our team will discuss these with you during your consultation.

During your consultation, our medical team will evaluate your symptoms and medical history to determine if endoscopic treatment is the right option for you.

The procedure typically takes about one to two hours, depending on the complexity of the condition being treated.

Most patients can return to normal activities within 48 hours. However, individual recovery times may vary based on the specific condition and your overall health.

Our team has performed over 21,000 minimally invasive procedures as well as thousands of spine surgeries. We have a narrow focus because we want to be the best at what we do, ensuring you get the safest, most effective care.

No, we do not have a waitlist. You can be seen and treated immediately.

Endoscopic spine treatment is a minimally invasive procedure designed to address chronic spinal conditions through a small incision, using advanced technology to decompress nerves and alleviate pain.

The procedure is typically performed under local anesthesia with sedation, ensuring you remain comfortable and relaxed throughout the treatment.

At Escape Spine we offer cutting edge medical procedures that are truly industry disruptors and offer a viable, safe, effective alternative to a spine fusion. We are totally are committed to alleviating your pain and striving for the best possible outcome which is why we spend so much time with you post surgically addressing any needs you may have to ensure the best possible recovery. Most programs will discharge you and send you on your way, we ensure that you are following through with any manual medicine or stem cells recommended to turbo charge your recovery. Plus, we are here for you and will gladly address any concerns and answer any questions you have.

A traditional spinal fusion is a complex, invasive surgery that often entails the use of metal rods and screws in the patient’s spine. A traditional open decompression laminectomy/discectomy requires a larger incision and removes chunks of bone. Cutting through important muscles and bones that may destabilize the spine over time. Endoscopic decompression removes millimeters of discs/bone through dilated muscle and uses an incision between 4mm-7mm to preserve the joint and prevent destabilization of the spine.

Many patients experience minimal postoperative pain and may not require strong pain medications. We focus on promoting natural healing through targeted exercises and dietary guidance.

No, endoscopic spine treatment is a same-day procedure. You will be able to leave our facility on the same day without the need for an overnight stay.