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No. There is no data to support that lasers provide any benefit in the treatment of spinal stenosis. Most centers using lasers also perform a laminectomy for the bulk of their treatment. At this time, laser surgery is not an accepted method of treatment for spinal stenosis by most spinal surgeons. It is not the standard of care.
