Robotic surgery doesn’t mean robots are operating independently. Instead, advanced systems — like the da Vinci Surgical System — allow skilled surgeons to control robotic instruments with extreme precision through a console. Think of it as translating the surgeon’s hand movements into smaller, more refined actions performed inside the patient’s body.

This minimally invasive technique is used across various specialties: urology, gynecology, cardiothoracic, general surgery, and more. From prostatectomies to hysterectomies and complex hernia repairs, robotic surgery has redefined what’s possible.