After minimally invasive kidney stone surgery, the specific recovery time needs to be decided in the light of the physical condition, which is usually around 1 month. Minimally invasive kidney stone surgery has the advantages of less damage, faster recovery and less complications after surgery. Minimally invasive kidney stone surgery is mainly performed by ureteroscopic lithotripsy or percutaneous nephrolithotripsy. The specific surgical option to be adopted is based on the size and location of the stone and the patient’s physical condition. After surgery, double “J” drains will be placed in the ureter to prevent collapse of the ureter and to promote the discharge of residual stones. Generally, the recovery time after surgery is closely related to the removal of the double “J” tube, and most of them can be removed about one month after surgery. During the recovery period, attention should be paid to adjusting living and eating habits, drinking more water, exercising appropriately, and reviewing the body regularly to understand the recovery situation.