Surgical interventions in gynecology encompass various types of surgical procedures employing different techniques. Among them, minimal invasive surgery stands out as the most preferable option as it represents a surgical technique that utilizes small incisions, employing specialized instrumentation for performing procedures while minimizing tissue damage. Although its development began as early as the early twentieth century, it truly flourished with the later invention of video equipment. The first laparoscopic surgeries were performed in departments of gynecology and abdominal surgery, with the first surgeon to embark on minimal invasive surgery being gynecologist Kurt Semm. Compared to traditional surgery, minimal invasive procedures achieve faster postoperative recovery, fewer complications, less pain, and more favorable aesthetic outcomes, thus becoming the gold standard for most procedures. This paper analyzes trends in the number of gynecological surgical procedures over a three-year period at the Department of Surgical Block of the Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics at the General Hospital Zadar. It explores how the application of minimal invasive techniques has evolved over time and how these trends have impacted the quality of surgical care for patients.