Several successful examples show that the intermediate shape of q-Gaussians is properly fitting onto Raman data. Here we start investigating the following problem: can we use q-Gaussians also for SERS spectra? In Camerlingo et al., 2022, we can find Lorentzian functions applied to SERS fitting (Camerlingo and coworkers used Gaussian-Lorentzian curves "to analyze the infrared spectra, while only Lorentzian functions were used for Raman and SERS spectra"). Being a q-Gaussian a Lorentzian function when q=2, and considering its successful use for Raman bands, we can approach the SERS q-Gaussian deconvolution for sure.