Axion Spine & Neurosurgery

08/14/2026

Flashback Friday

Throwing it back to a great Lunch & Learn at our College Park location, where Dr. Mangrum and Dr. Tran shared insights on the Intracept Procedure and how it can help patients suffering from chronic low back pain.

We’re grateful for the opportunity to connect with our medical community, share knowledge, and continue the conversation around innovative options in spine care.

Thank you to everyone who joined us!

08/13/2026

Did you know 85% of our patients receive outpatient spine surgery?

Dr. Tomaras explains what outpatient surgery can mean for patients and why it may be an option for many procedures.

Watch the Reel to learn more.

08/12/2026

Considering your options for spine care?

Whether you're dealing with persistent pain, exploring nonsurgical treatments, or wondering if spine surgery may be right for you, the first step is getting the right evaluation.

Ready to talk with one of our spine specialist? You can now conveniently schedule your appointment through Zocdoc.

Take the next step toward understanding your options.

08/11/2026

FAQ: Will I stay overnight after spine surgery?

It depends on the procedure and the individual patient. Some surgeries may allow you to go home the same day, while others may require overnight monitoring.

Your surgical team will help you understand what to expect before, during, and after your procedure.

08/10/2026

Curious about the spine procedures we offer?

From minimally invasive procedures to more complex surgical options, explore our full range of treatments and learn what may be right for you.

Visit our website to explore all of our procedures. axionspine.com/conditions-procedures

08/07/2026

Modern spine surgery combines surgical expertise with advanced technology.

Using real-time imaging and navigation, our surgeons can perform many procedures with exceptional precision, helping deliver personalized care for the right patient.

08/06/2026

Minimally invasive spine surgery isn't about doing less surgery—it's about using the most appropriate approach for the right patient.

For many people, this may mean smaller incisions, less disruption to surrounding tissue, and a faster return to daily activities. Every treatment plan is personalized because the best approach depends on your diagnosis, symptoms, and goals.

Not sure if Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery is right for you? Give us a call and schedule an appointment with our spine specialist. 📞470-579-3962

Atlanta's best Spine Surgeons are at Axion Spine and Neurosurgery. Specialists in Spine Care and non-surgical options for neck and back pain.

08/05/2026

Minimally invasive spine surgery isn't right for everyone—but for the right patient, it can mean less disruption to surrounding tissue and a smoother recovery.

Watch as Dr. Walkup explains when this approach may be the best option.

08/05/2026

MYTH: A bigger incision means a better surgery.

FACT: Modern spine surgery isn't about making the biggest incision—it's about choosing the right approach for each patient.

For many conditions, minimally invasive techniques may allow surgeons to treat the problem while minimizing disruption to surrounding tissue. But every patient is different, and the best surgical approach depends on your diagnosis and goals.

The focus isn't on the size of the incision—it's on achieving the best possible outcome.

08/03/2026

When people hear "spine surgery," they often picture large incisions and long recoveries.

Modern spine surgery has come a long way.

For some patients, minimally invasive techniques can treat certain spine conditions through smaller incisions while minimizing disruption to surrounding tissue. The best approach depends on your diagnosis, symptoms, and overall goals.

Swipe through to learn what minimally invasive spine surgery is—and why the right procedure is always the one that's right for you.