Pain-free, day-care laser treatment for haemorrhoids — no cuts, no stitches, no hospitalisation, with a rapid return to normal life and lasting relief.
Haemorrhoids (piles) are enlarged, swollen blood vessels in or around the lower rectum and anus. They develop when increased pressure in the rectal veins causes them to swell and become symptomatic. Chronic constipation, straining, prolonged sitting, pregnancy and a low-fibre diet are the most common causes. Internal haemorrhoids develop inside the rectum. External ones form under the skin around the anus and are more likely to cause pain.
Piles are graded from 1 to 4 based on severity. Grade 1 haemorrhoids bleed but do not prolapse. Grade 2 prolapse during defecation but return on their own. Grade 3 require manual replacement. Grade 4 stay prolapsed permanently. Grades 2, 3 and most Grade 4 haemorrhoids benefit from surgery when lifestyle and medical measures have not worked.
Laser haemorrhoidectomy uses a focused laser beam to shrink and seal haemorrhoidal tissue precisely. There are no cuts, no stitches and minimal surrounding tissue damage. The result is dramatically less post-operative pain and a recovery measured in days, not weeks. Most patients go home the same day.
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Book Consultation 📞 +91 93533 16175The entire procedure takes 20 to 30 minutes under spinal or general anaesthesia. There are no incisions and no sutures. Just targeted laser energy applied directly to the haemorrhoidal tissue.
Spinal or general anaesthesia ensures you are completely comfortable. You feel nothing during the procedure. The anal area is gently cleaned and positioned.
A thin, lighted proctoscope is gently introduced into the rectum to visualise the haemorrhoidal tissue clearly and confirm the grade and extent of the haemorrhoids.
A laser probe is introduced through the proctoscope. The laser energy is directed precisely at the haemorrhoidal tissue, causing it to shrink and the blood vessels supplying it to seal completely.
All haemorrhoidal tissue is treated systematically. The surgeon confirms complete treatment before the procedure ends. No stitches are placed. The anal lining is left intact.
You recover in the ward for 2 to 3 hours. Most patients go home the same day with a simple dressing and basic analgesics. No complex wound care or stitches to manage at home.
Go home the same day. Mild discomfort or warmth around the anal area is normal. Take the prescribed analgesics and stool softeners. Rest and stay hydrated.
Most patients return to desk work. Keep stools soft with a high-fibre diet and plenty of fluids. Avoid straining. A warm sitz bath twice daily helps with comfort.
Gradual resolution of any residual swelling or mild spotting. Normal activity continues. Avoid heavy lifting and strenuous exercise for 2 weeks.
Full recovery. Follow-up confirms complete healing. Maintain a high-fibre diet, stay hydrated, and avoid prolonged sitting to prevent recurrence.
State-of-the-art diode laser for precise, controlled treatment with minimal surrounding tissue damage and faster healing than conventional surgery.
Hundreds of laser haemorrhoidectomies performed with excellent outcomes across all grades of piles, including complex and recurrent cases.
No hospital stay required. Go home the same day and return to your normal routine within 2 to 3 days, not 2 to 4 weeks like conventional surgery.