Minimally invasive spine surgery scoliosis is an evolving treatment approach that may be appropriate for selected patients with abnormal spinal curvature. Scoliosis can affect children, teenagers, and adults, causing back pain, posture changes, reduced mobility, and, in severe cases, breathing difficulties. While many cases can be managed through observation, physical therapy, or bracing, surgery may be considered when the spinal curve progresses or significantly impacts daily life. Modern minimally invasive techniques aim to correct spinal alignment while limiting disruption to surrounding muscles and soft tissues. Depending on the severity and type of scoliosis, surgeons may use specialized implants, navigation technology, and smaller incisions to improve surgical precision.