The phrase "a future surgery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a surgical procedure that is planned or anticipated to take place at a later time.
Example: "The doctor explained the risks and benefits of a future surgery that I may need to undergo."
Alternatives: "an upcoming surgery" or "a scheduled surgery".
You should be aware that breast implants are not guaranteed to last a lifetime and future surgery may be required to replace one or both implants.
The affair, planned for Nov. 29 at Spago in Beverly Hills, is a fundraiser to help pay for future surgery that Jones requires because of a 1997 attack, organizers say.
Hopefully for Kay and the Mets, Kay can avoid a future Tommy John surgery.
A midline incision is standard and serves to protect the need for future surgery, in particular for arthroplasty.
Because we needed to investigate the patient's airway for future surgery, we observed the epiglottis and vocal cords using a McGRATH MAC video laryngoscope with an X-blade (Medtronic, Minneapolis, MN) and confirmed the bifid epiglottis (Fig. 1).
He still gets asked intrusive questions about his genitals and future surgery; some people refuse to call him Jamie ("Until you get a penis I'm not going to call you that"); teachers habitually address the class as all-female, saying "Come on ladies!", and letters home about sports day refer to "your daughter".
There would be no partial tear, no future surgery and no lost season.
It was a gruesome injury that required surgery and the insertion of titanium plates, with the promise of future surgery.
Brietzke SE, Kenna M, Katz ES, Mitchell E, Roberson D. Pediatric adenoidectomy: what is the effect of obstructive symptoms on the likelihood of future surgery?
Like any procedure, it has uncommon risks including more pain, and it doesn't seem to decrease the need for future surgery.
