4 stages of haemorrhoids 

The pathological enlargement
of the haemorrhoid is
classified in four stages. Laser 
haemorrhoid procedure is
suitable for treating
haemorrhoids in the second to
fourth stages.

Almost painless alternative
to traditional surgical
removal

For these higher stages of
haemorrhoids, the laser
haemorrhoid procedure
represents an almost painless
alternative to the traditional
and painful removal.

Big advantage

Performed under
ambulant/day-care conditions,
the big advantage is that the
haemorrhoids are not removed
in the usual manner with an
operation.
Incisions and sutures are not
necessary. In contrast to the
conventional operative removal
of the haemorrhoids, no open
wound occurs.
As a result, the risk of
infections is mitigated.

Laser haemorrhoid
therapy

With laser haemorrhoid therapy,
the haemorrhoids are targetted in
a controlled manner with the
help of a laser fibre focussing a
beam all around and thus,
shrunk in a focussed manner.

Sensitive anoderm is
preserved

The sensitive anoderm is
preserved and the sphincter
muscle tissue remains intact.
The natural anatomical
structure of the anal canal
can be maintained. 

No scar tissues 

This procedure initiates the
formation of new connective
tissue and adhesion with the
underlying tissue.
In contrast to the conventional
surgical treatment option, no scar
tissues are formed.

Faster healing

Healing takes place faster than
in the case of a surgical
procedure.

PAIN POST-
INTERVENTION
MINIMISED