Vertebroplasty is primarily indicated for the treatment of compression fractures of the spine in the elderly. The cost of vertebroplasty surgery is usually about$20,000, which mainly includes costs related to expansion balloons, bone cement, etc. Vertebroplasty is a minimally invasive procedure, which generally causes less local trauma and provides quick relief from local pain after surgery. After surgery, you can generally get up and move around in 2-3 days, which can significantly shorten the time spent in bed and reduce the complications associated with bed rest. However, there are certain risks associated with vertebroplasty surgery, such as local wound infection and allergy to the bone cement, and close observation for any significant discomfort. After vertebroplasty surgery it is also important to take appropriate bed rest and avoid getting up and moving around for too long to help recovery.