is there a jain method for surgery?

Jain Dharma does not prescribe a special “Jain surgery” method in the medical sense.

But Jain principles do guide how one should approach surgery:

• Ahimsa: choose the treatment that causes the least harm and is truly necessary.
• Daya and karuna: take care of the body with compassion.
• Right intention: surgery should be done to protect life, health, and spiritual practice, not for vanity or greed.
• Prudent acceptance of medical care: if surgery is needed, a Jain may accept it without violating Dharma, because preserving life and reducing suffering is important.
• Minimal violence in practice: some Jains may prefer careful choices in medicines, food, and procedures, as far as possible, without risking serious harm.

So, in short: Jainism does not have a separate surgical system, but it encourages the most non-violent, necessary, and compassionate medical care possible.