Percutaneous Laser Disc Decompression at Laser Spine Institute
Percutaneous laser disc decompression is an endoscopic procedure in which a surgeon uses tiny tools to remove vertebral disc tissue that is pressing on a nerve and causing symptoms such as pain, tingling, numbness, and weakness. Rather than cutting through bone and muscle as in traditional open-back surgery, the surgeon is able to make a small incision and gently push aside muscle to get to the operation site. Because the incision is smaller than what’s used in a traditional surgery and the trauma to the body is reduced, the risk of infection is significantly lower and the recovery time is shorter. At Laser Spine Institute (LSI), we have some of the most experienced endoscopic surgeons in the world, and 85% of our patients have told us that their quality of life was increased within three months of treatment at one of our facilities.
Why LSI?
Some more reasons to choose LSI for your percutaneous laser disc decompression include:
- Location - In addition to holding seminars in all 50 states and having seven consult offices around the country, LSI has three surgery centers. These are located in Scottsdale, AZ; Tampa, FL; and Philadelphia, PA, making it easy to get to one of our facilities no matter where you’re located. We even have a travel assistance department to make your visit as trouble-free as possible.
- Experience - LSI has treated tens of thousands of people from all over the country and world. Our award-winning surgeons specialize in and exclusively perform endoscopic surgery, and all of them have years of experience specifically in these procedures.
- Patient Care - At LSI, we not only offer effective procedures but outstanding patient care as well. We understand that choosing to have surgery is a big decision, and our caring, dedicated staff does everything possible to make your visit as worry free as it can be.
- Facilities - Our surgery centers provide absolutely everything you’ll need for the process, from the initial evaluation to diagnostic testing, surgery, and after care. We also provide a comfortable setting with many amenities for whoever accompanies you to your surgery and other appointments.
For more information on percutaneous laser disc decompression at LSI contact us today. We’ll provide you with a free CT scan or MRI review and help you determine if one of our procedures can help with your condition.



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