Three integrated pillars designed to deliver highly personalized treatment, ULTRA minimally invasive solutions (< 1cm incision), and advanced pain relief—focused entirely on your long-term recovery and quality of life.
Step away from crowded waiting rooms and rushed appointments. Our concierge model ensures direct access to your physician, extended consultation times, and a dedicated care coordinator focused entirely on your successful outcome.
Specializing in cutting-edge endoscopic techniques. Procedures are performed through an incision of less than 1 cm, resulting in dramatically reduced pain, minimal scarring, and a significantly faster return to your active life.
For complex or persistent pain, we offer advanced neurosurgical solutions, including specialized expertise in Spinal Cord Stimulators (SCS), designed to provide long-lasting relief when traditional methods fail.
L – Leading Expertise: Dr. Roh and Dr. Wu bring decades of specialized experience in endoscopic spine care.
A – Advanced Technology: We utilize the latest endoscopic tools to operate through incisions smaller than a fingernail.
S – Surgical Precision: Targeted repair that spares healthy muscle and tissue for a faster recovery.
E – Endoscopic Focus: Our “Minimally Invasive First” philosophy reduces pain and eliminates the need for hospital stays.
Ultra Minimally Invasive Endoscopic surgery is the new standard. By utilizing advanced cameras and instruments through a keyhole incision, we treat conditions like herniated discs and stenosis with unmatched precision, preserving surrounding muscles and accelerating healing.
When a spinal disc shifts or ruptures, it can press on nearby nerves, causing persistent pain, numbness, tingling, or weakness that affects daily movement.
When the spinal canal gradually narrows, it can compress nearby nerves, leading to ongoing pain, stiffness, numbness, and difficulty with walking, standing, or everyday movement.
When spinal nerves become irritated or compressed, it can result in radiating pain, numbness, tingling, or weakness that may affect the legs, arms, or daily activities.
When pain persists or returns after spinal surgery, it can affect nerves and surrounding tissue, resulting in ongoing discomfort, limited mobility, and challenges with daily function.
When nerves malfunction following injury or surgery, it can result in prolonged pain, heightened sensitivity, swelling, or changes in movement that may affect daily life and activity.
