Proctology and Laser

Gall Bladder Laparoscopic Removal

Heamorrhoids or Piles Treatment

Anal Fissure Treatment

Fistula in Ano

Pilonidal Sinus

Anal Fissure Treatment

Perianal Abscess

Laser Surgery Vs Conventional Surgery

The main advantage of LASER PROCTOLOGY for treatment is that the size of incision / cut is very small. That is why the recovery and pain is much less than open surgery. It is safer and requires lesser visits to the clinic after surgery. This is the reason for its popularity.

Following are advantages of LASER over Conventional Surgery:

Much better surgical precision
Does not require general anesthesia
Faster surgeries
Usually same day discharge
Early return to normal life style and work (3-5 day)
No or minimal surtures reuired
Leaved no or minimal scars
Blood loss in minimal during surgery
Less pain after surgery
Lesser risk of infection
Lesser risk of prolapse or rectal stenosis
Anal sphincter action is well preserved (no chances of incontinence).
Lesser visits to the clinic fter surgery

Anorectal Diseases That Require Laser Surgery

Laser Surgeries for Piles

Laser Surgeries for Fistula

Laser Surgeries for Pilonidal Sinus

There are 3 types of laser surgeries for hemorrhoids:

Hemorrhoidal Laser Procedure (HeLp)

HeLP: In this procedure, a special device is sued to identify the blood vessels supplying the hemorrhoid mass. The device used is called a Doppler. With its help, the source blood vessel is identified and coagulation of the same is performed using laser as a energy source

Laser Hemorrhoidoplasty (LHP)

This procedure differs from the above one by using a different source of energy called photocoagulation to burn (coagulate) the blood supply of the hemorrhoids.

Laser Haemorrhoidectomy

Laser Haemorrhoid treatment does not always require a doppler. This procedure is performed without using a doppler to shrink the swollen piles by burning them with the laser.

FILAC Technique (Fistula–Tract Laser Closure):
- The fistula tract is ablated using the LASER
LIFT + FILAC:
- A combination of FILAC with ligation of the fistula atract

FILAC Technique (Fistula–Tract Laser Closure):
- The fistula tract is ablated using the LASER

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What to Expect before and after Laser Proctology Surgeries

Before the Surgery

We will explain you the problem and the entire procedure. This helps you to understand what the plan is and what to expect in results.

Our paramedic team will provide you clear instructions on the DOs and DONTs before the surgery.

Some basic tests needed for surgery are carried out.

During Surgery

The surgery team includes the anesthetists, the surgeon and support staff.

The surgery is performed under spinal anaesthesia or local anesthesia.

Depending on the condition, the operation lasts from a few minutes to an one hour.

After Surgery

Laser proctology surgeries are usually an out-patient procedure.

At times some patients may require few hours or overnight monitoring.

The time of recovery varies from patient to patient, but you can expect to resume normal activities in 2-3 days