Augmented Reality can enhance patient outcomes and surgical precision by providing surgeons with real-time, 3D visualizations of a patient’s anatomy, guiding them through complex procedures and helping to avoid errors. It enables better preoperative planning, intraoperative assistance with vital data overlays, and post-surgery rehabilitation through interactive exercises. However, challenges such as high costs of equipment, integration with existing medical systems, the need for specialized training, and concerns around data security and privacy hinder widespread adoption. Additionally, regulatory issues and technical limitations, such as system reliability and precision, must be addressed for Augmented Reality to reach its full potential in healthcare.