Welcome Canadian Patients: Travel to Buffalo, NY for Advanced Spine Surgery

Thanks to continuing advancements, Dr William Capicotto, MD provides Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery and Endoscopic Spine Surgery (ultra minimally invasive), which allows for a smaller incision, reduced operating time, increased safety and accuracy, and a faster recovery.

Unlike many Canadian surgeons that resort to Spinal Fusions which limit motion to preserve the spine, Artificial Disc Replacement, or Total Disc Replacement, uses an implant to mimic the vertebra’s natural movement. This allows us to preserve your range of motion so you can twist, turn, bend, rotate, and remain active long after your treatment is complete.

Total Disc Replacement Surgery, especially Lumbar TDR, is not widely performed in Canada, making accessibility a major obstacle. Choosing private, out-of-pocket care in the US can result in a drastically shorter wait time, which means a faster recovery.

In Canada, disc replacement surgery is plagued by:

  • High costs
  • Inexperienced surgeons
  • Long wait times to be assessed
  • Long wait times to schedule procedures
  • Difficulty achieving authorization
  • Inaccessibility

When patients suffer debilitating pain, numbness, tingling, or mobile impairment, being denied surgery or having non-surgical treatments pushed ahead due to cost containment can be detrimental to the patient’s health and allow their symptoms to worsen. Not only can pain worsen, prospective patients may lose sleep, see a decline in their ability to work or perform everyday tasks, and experience weakness or nerve damage.

By crossing the border into the US to see Dr. William Capicotto, MD, patients have the freedom to receive a proper diagnosis that puts patient-care first. Our aim is to restore your mobility so that you can get back to doing the things you love most.

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Get back to living life pain free. Contact us today to schedule your first consultation.

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