Laser Treatment for Piles: How It Works and Its Benefits

Laser hemorrhoidoplasty is a modern, minimally invasive procedure that uses focused laser energy to shrink and seal off swollen hemorrhoidal tissue, without the need for traditional cutting.

After a thorough evaluation, the procedure is typically performed as a day-care surgery under local or regional anesthesia. A thin laser fiber is precisely guided to the affected tissue, delivering targeted energy that causes the hemorrhoid to shrink over the following weeks.

Compared to conventional hemorrhoidectomy, laser treatment generally involves less post-operative pain, minimal bleeding, a shorter hospital stay, and a quicker return to daily activities.

Laser treatment is often suitable for patients with grade II to IV piles, as well as those who want to avoid a prolonged hospital stay. A consultation with our specialist will confirm whether it's the right option for your specific case.

Most patients are able to go home the same day or the next day, with mild discomfort managed through prescribed medication. Following dietary and activity guidance from your doctor supports a smooth recovery.