Varunam Super Speciality Hospital

Laser Piles Surgery

Piles, medically known as hemorrhoids, are swollen and inflamed blood vessels located in the rectal or anal area. They can cause discomfort, bleeding, and pain — often disrupting everyday life. 

With medical advancements, traditional surgery is no longer the only option. Laser Piles Surgery offers a highly effective, minimally invasive, and virtually painless alternative to conventional treatment.
This advanced procedure allows patients to experience faster recovery, minimal hospital stay, and significantly reduced chances of recurrence.

Understanding Piles — Common Symptoms

Piles can develop both internally (inside the rectum) or externally (around the anal opening). Early diagnosis can help avoid worsening discomfort. Common symptoms include:

  • Bright red bleeding during bowel movements

  • Pain or discomfort while sitting

  • Itching or irritation around the anal area

  • Swelling or lumps near the anus

  • A feeling of incomplete bowel emptying

  • Mucus discharge after passing stools

If left untreated, piles can lead to complications like thrombosis (blood clots), strangulation, and severe infection.

What is Laser Piles Surgery?

Laser Piles Surgery is a modern, non-invasive procedure designed to treat hemorrhoids safely and efficiently. Using a specialized laser device, the surgeon precisely targets and shrinks the swollen hemorrhoidal tissue without the need for cuts or stitches. The laser’s high-energy light seals blood vessels, minimizes bleeding, and promotes faster healing — all while reducing post-operative pain compared to traditional surgeries.

Treatment Benefits of Laser Piles Surgery

  • Minimally Invasive: No major cuts or stitches.

  • Painless Recovery: Less post-surgical pain and discomfort.

  • Quick Procedure: Usually completed within 30-45 minutes.

  • Same-Day Discharge: Most patients return home on the same day.

  • Low Risk of Recurrence: Laser technology helps eliminate the root cause.

  • Faster Healing: Reduced inflammation and quicker return to daily activities.

Precautions Before and After Surgery

To ensure a smooth recovery and prevent recurrence, doctors advise a few simple precautions:

Before Surgery:

  • Follow dietary guidelines to avoid constipation.

  • Complete prescribed diagnostic tests.

  • Discuss medical history and ongoing medications with the surgeon.

After Surgery:

  • Stay hydrated and eat a fiber-rich diet to avoid straining.

  • Avoid heavy lifting for a few days.

  • Maintain proper anal hygiene to prevent infection.

  • Take prescribed medications as advised.

  • Attend follow-up consultations to monitor recovery.