Yes, Transoral Robotic Surgery (TORS) may be used for selected tumours located in difficult-to-reach areas of the mouth and throat. It is a form of minimally invasive surgery in which robotic instruments reach the affected area through the mouth, reducing the need for large external cuts. Depending on the tumour’s size and location, Dr Smit A. Desai may recommend TORS, endoscopic surgery or another suitable technique. In selected cases, minimally invasive endoscopic surgery helps provide a clearer view of the affected area while protecting nearby healthy tissue. Laser surgery for oral cancer may also be considered when precise removal of abnormal tissue is required. Patients looking for minimally invasive surgery in India can consult Dr Smit for proper evaluation and personalised treatment planning. Conclusion TORS is not required for every patient. Dr Smit recommends the most suitable surgical approach after checking the tumour’s location, stage and the patient’s overall condition.