Bone Transfer Surgery is an advanced orthopedic procedure used to restore missing, damaged, or non-healing bone by transferring healthy bone tissue from another part of the body or using suitable bone graft material. It may be considered for complex fractures, significant bone loss, non-union fractures, bone defects, and certain reconstructive orthopedic conditions. The procedure aims to support new bone formation, improve bone stability, and help restore the structure and function of the affected area. Depending on the patient’s condition, the surgeon may use autologous bone grafts, allografts, or other specialized bone reconstruction techniques. Proper diagnosis, imaging, and individualized surgical planning are important for determining whether bone transfer or bone grafting is appropriate. Recovery varies according to the location and size of the bone defect, surgical technique, overall health, and rehabilitation requirements.