Scoliosis surgery, also known as scoliosis correction surgery, is a surgical procedure performed to treat scoliosis, a condition where the spine curves abnormally to the side. Scoliosis can progress, cause pain, and lead to respiratory or mobility issues. The surgery aims to straighten and stabilize the spine. It is typically done using metal rods, screws, or hooks, which are implanted into the spine to correct and stabilize it. The post-operative rehabilitation process is crucial and may involve physical therapy, exercises, and regular follow-up appointments. Scoliosis surgery helps align the spine correctly, reduce pain, improve posture, and enhance quality of life. The procedure should be performed by an expert orthopedic surgeon, and it’s important for patients to follow pre-operative and post-operative instructions.