Hemorrhoid Surgery with Laser
Hemorrhoids are treated with medications, creams and injections in the first and second stages. Surgery is the most effective treatment for third and fourth stage hemorrhoids. Laser hemorrhoid surgery is one of the newest, safest and most effective treatment methods available today.
High patient satisfaction, less painful and reproducible methods, the possibility of recovery and return to normal life in a short time, the ability to maintain breech tissue at the highest level, and less complications make hemorrhoid surgery preferable with laser. Depending on the patient’s condition, local, general, spinal or epidural anesthesia is used to enter the enlarged hemorrhoid cushions through a thin laser probe and bleed. The probe is then retracted slowly. In the meantime, thermal damage areas are created under the mucosa and sometimes under the anoderm by laser beams of 2-4mm depth and 6-8mm width with high heat properties. In this way, internal hemorrhoids are reduced and fibroid tissue is formed under the mucosa. In the operation, which lasts an average of 15-20 minutes, the patient is discharged after resting for 2-4 hours. After 1 day, he can return to daily life.

Working Principle: 

An effective, minimally invasive and relatively painless treatment of stages 2-4 abnormal hemorrhoids.

Laser energy is delivered via a designated optical fiber into the hemorrhoidal pile and is used to thermally close off the veins nourishing this abnormal growth.

The laser energy induces destruction of the venous epithelium, simultaneous obliteration of the hemorrhoidal pile by a shrinkage effect.

This highly compact diode laser features the combination of two wavelengths,980 nm and 1470 nm offering a variety of tissue interactions.

Each wavelength can be individually selected or blended together to offer the perfect desired tissue effects such as incision, excision,vaporization, hemostasis and coagulation of soft tissue with contact or non-contact delivery options for open and endoscopic procedures.

For the first time the clinicians can perform laser surgery selectively, with settings individually tailored to the tissue type and the desired tissue effects and thus corresponding to the therapeutic needs.

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