All endoscopic surgeons all over the world employ endoscopy and laparoscopy as an indispensable part of their patients' treatment. In numerous departments of endoscopy, endoscopic surgeons study demanding methods to decrease postoperative pain and to provide for sooner recovery. All endoscopic centers teach endosopic surgeons, and fragile systems are approached under the knife of endoscopic surgeons. Endoscopy surgery is a complicated subject that takes up more time to master than the traditional one. It has been recently introduced at medical schools and universities. So, producing skilled endoscopic surgeons is a steady goal, but it appears to be rarely worthwhile. During operations, endoscopic surgeons make from one to five cuts in the human body, varying from one-quarter-inch to one-inch in length, for entering. Endoscopic surgeons operate holding a thin surgical tool is in one hand and a fiber optic telescope or autoclavable laparoscope, which is connected to a video-camera that sends enlarged descriptions from the inside part of the body to a monitor display in the operation room, in the other. Those devices described in medicine as autoclavable laparoscopes are introduced in the stomach, while video thoracoscopy is put in the chest. That technique assists minimal access, drastically reduces pain and revival time of the subsequent surgical procedure. Professional and experienced physicians said that such a procedure is astonishing. Learning autoclavable laparoscopy is a little similar to learning the process of typing by touch: surgeon's hands should become relaxed while working as the eyes oversee by focusing elsewhere. In addition, surgeons have to corelate the link between the two 2-dimensional descriptions they view on the screen with the real 3-dimensional patient. The labor of endoscopic surgeons and autoclavable laparoscopes are the so-called alternative technique of the future patients' health. There are a lot of the so-called types of AL, for instance, pediatric autoclavable laparoscopes provide the corresponding degree of intensity combined with the durability, which is unparalleled to the one of larger laparoscopes, where the scopes are two and seven millimeters in diameter and nineteenth centimeters in length. Moreover, bariatric autoclavable laparoscopes provide a distinctive picture of excellent quality, where the consistent brilliance and improved broadcast create a picture that has no match in bariatric surgical procedures. Endoscopic surgeons' work has been in place for ten years and has been applied in different processes, including tubal legation, gallbladder removal and knee surgery. Nevertheless, endoscope instruments have been adopted for use in the area of plastic medicine, and plastic endoscopic surgeons believe that such a method will have a great future and be successfully and widely implemented. But additional learning is desired to ensure effectiveness and a long-range effect.