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Minimally invasive lumbar surgery still essentially requires a high skill level and special training for surgeons. Some of these advanced techniques have a steep learning curve, and not every spinal condition may benefit from a minimally invasive approach. Nevertheless, with evolving technology and progressive techniques, MIS is foreseen to be more prevalent in spinal surgery, giving hope for better surgical outcomes and quality of life in patients afflicted with debilitating back conditions. The future of Minimally Invasive Lumbar Spine Surgery looks bright, which is being supported by ongoing research and clinical trials on the long-term efficacy of these techniques.