Laser Proctology | Proctologist Doctor in Delhi

What is Laser Proctology

Laser proctology is the surgical treatment of diseases of the colon, rectum, and anus using a laser. Common conditions treated with laser proctology include hemorrhoids, fissures, fistula, pilonidal sinus, and polyps. The technique is increasingly being used to treat piles in both women and men.

Laser (Light Amplification by Stimulated Radiation) is a light beam of high energy. This light beam is used to burn or cut the abnormality, which was the reason for the surgery. Present, laser techniques are very advanced and much safer; they leave no scars, are bloodless and less painful. They also cause lesser complications.

Laser Piles Treatment

Laser Fistula Treatment

Laser Pilonidal Sinus Treatment

Laser Fissure Treatment

LASER PROCTOLOGY TREATMENTS

Hemorrhoidal Laser Procedure (HeLp)

HeLP is a minimally invasive laser procedure for piles, which does not require anesthesia. A Doppler is used to identify the affected branches of the rectal artery. Once they have been identified, a laser diode fiber photocoagulation of the branches is done.

Laser Hemorrhoidoplasty (LHP)

LHP is similar to HeLP, but in this surgery, blood is stopped from flowing to the hemorrhoidal plexus by photocoagulating the affected branches of the rectal artery.

Laser Hemorrhoidectomy

Also called laser cauterization, this is a procedure in which the surgeon shrinks the swollen piles by burning them with the laser. Sometimes, the surgeon uses a narrow laser beam and focuses only on the hemorrhoids to avoid damage to nearby tissues. The narrow beam is passed through the anus and focused on the mass of the piles. The controlled exposure of the submucosal zone to the energy of the laser causes a mass to shrink.

The fibrosis is reconstructed to create connecting tissue. This enables the mucosa to adhere to the underlying tissue. This prevents prolapsed. This is a safe surgery and causes minimal bleeding and heals faster.

FILAC Technique (Fistula–Tract Laser Closure)

This is a minimally-invasive technique to treat anorectal fistula, which preserves the sphincter. The affected tissue, called epithelialized is neutralized by focusing the laser in a controlled, circular movement.

Lateral Internal Sphincterotomy (LIS)

Doctors may prescribe LIS when chronic anal fissure does not respond to medication and conventional treatments. The laser is used to remove a small portion of the sphincter muscle. This helps alleviate pressure, reduces pain and allows the fissure to heal

WHY IS LASER SURGERY BETTER THAN CONVENTIONAL SURGERY?

High success rate
Low recurrence rate – recurrence rate is much lower than the traditional methods.
Quick treatment – Takes less than an hour. Saves tremendous time for you and your patient.
Minimal invasive – just a nick in the skin, so no scar, and no stitches.
Minimal blood loss. Minimal pain. Less traumatic.
Instant Relief from accompanying symptoms – Since no surgery and extremely less harm to neighboring tissues, so recovery is fast. Even less pain, bruising and numbness.
OPD procedure performed with Local anesthesia – It’s safer than General anesthesia. There’s no hospitalization, ambulatory.
Quick Recovery – No downtime. Minimal post operative pain. Your patient can walk away post operation and can quickly regain his normal activity
Greater Surgical Precision.
Reduced Risk of infection.

FEATURES	LASER PROCTOLOGICAL SURGERY	OPEN SURGERY
Cuts and Wounds	No	Yes
Bleeding due to Cuts and Stitches	Very Less	More Bleeding
Diet Restrictions	No	Yes
Success Rate	High	Low
Risk of Infection	Very Less	High
Rest after Surgery	Can Resume Work	1-2 Months Rest
Recovery	Fast	Time Taking
Pain	Painless	Painfull
Recurrence	No	Yes