Endoscopic Spine & Arthroscopic Surgery
You don’t have to live with pain like it’s your new normal. Whether your spine aches every time you bend, or your joints crack like old vinyl, we’re here with surgical solutions that are sharp, subtle, and life-changing.
What is Endoscopic & Arthroscopic Surgery?
Endoscopic Spine Surgery uses a tiny camera and precision tools to fix spinal issues — no large cuts, no long recoveries. Arthroscopic Surgery brings that same magic to your joints — knees, shoulders, hips, and ankles — healing what hurts through keyhole incisions and surgical finesse.
What's Causing the Pain?
Conditions like herniated discs, spinal stenosis, and nerve compression can turn simple movements into daily battles. When rest, medication, or therapy no longer cut it, the pain can take over your routine—and your peace of mind.
What's Causing the Pain?
Conditions like herniated discs, spinal stenosis, and nerve compression can turn simple movements into daily battles. When rest, medication, or therapy no longer cut it, the pain can take over your routine—and your peace of mind.
Our Approach to Endoscopic Spine Surgery
Every spine is different, so we tailor our approach to your unique condition and lifestyle. Here’s how we guide you through recovery from first visit to full mobility.
- Thorough imaging and diagnosis before we recommend surgery
- Minimally invasive procedures with small incisions
- Precision tools and camera-guided technique to avoid nerve damage
- Same-day discharge in most cases—no long hospital stays
- Step-by-step rehab support to help you regain movement safely
- Regular follow-ups to track your healing and answer questions
What You’ll Gain
Endoscopic spine surgery isn’t just about fixing the problem—it’s about giving you your life back. Here’s what you can expect:
- Minimal scarring and less blood loss
- Faster return to work and daily activities
- Reduced risk of complications and infections
- Better long-term pain relief and mobility
- No overnight stay for most patients
- One-on-one care from a team that actually listens
Conditions We Treat
Herniated Discs
When the cushion between your vertebrae slips or ruptures, it can press on nerves and cause serious pain. We offer surgical treatments like microdiscectomy to remove the damaged disc material and relieve pressure.
Spinal Stenosis
This narrowing of the spinal canal can cause pain, numbness, or weakness. Our decompression procedures make more space for your nerves and get you moving comfortably again.
Degenerative Disc Disease
As discs wear down over time, the bones in your spine can grind together, causing chronic pain. Surgical options can stabilize or replace the worn discs for long-term relief.
Scoliosis & Spinal Deformities
We correct abnormal spine curves that cause pain or impair function, using advanced surgical techniques with a focus on safety and mobility.
Sciatica
When a spinal issue compresses your sciatic nerve, pain can shoot down your leg. Surgery can relieve pressure and help you walk, sit, and sleep without agony.
Spine Fractures & Injuries
Whether from trauma or osteoporosis, we treat spinal fractures with stabilization procedures that support healing and reduce future risk.
Why Patients Trust Us
Dr. Jagdish Singh Charan brings over 15 years of experience. Every consult is a conversation, not a lecture. Our clinic offers cutting-edge techniques, same-day discharges, and a support team that truly cares.
FAQs
What is endoscopic spine surgery?
It’s a minimally invasive procedure that uses a tiny camera and tools through a small incision to treat spine problems like herniated discs or pinched nerves. Less cutting, faster healing, and minimal scarring.
How is it different from traditional spine surgery?
Traditional surgery usually involves large incisions, more tissue damage, and longer recovery. Endoscopic surgery uses small incisions and precise tools to reduce pain, blood loss, and downtime.
What is arthroscopic surgery?
It’s a keyhole surgery for joints (like the knee, shoulder, or hip). A small camera (arthroscope) and instruments are inserted through tiny cuts to diagnose and treat joint problems like torn cartilage or ligaments.
Is recovery faster with endoscopic or arthroscopic surgery?
Yes! Because the surgeries are minimally invasive, recovery time is usually shorter compared to open surgery. Most people go home the same day and return to normal activities much quicker.
Are these procedures safe?
When performed by experienced surgeons, yes—they’re very safe. In fact, there's often less risk of infection or complications compared to traditional open surgeries.
How soon can I get back to work or daily activities?
Many patients return to desk jobs in 1–2 weeks. Heavy lifting or physical jobs might need a few more weeks, depending on your healing and what was repaired.
Is it covered by insurance?
In most cases, yes—but coverage depends on your plan and the reason for the surgery. We’ll help you verify insurance and handle the paperwork for pre-authorization.
Will the pain go away completely?
For many patients, yes or significantly. The goal is to relieve nerve pressure or joint damage causing the pain. Every case is different, but outcomes are often life-changing.