The 1470nm laser treatment of proctology/Hemorrhoids involves using laser to treat diseases of the anus and rectum. Its main principle involves using laser-generated high temperatures to coagulate, carbonize, and vaporize diseased tissue, achieving tissue cutting and vascular coagulation.
1470nm Diode laser energy delivered into small to median hemorrhoidal piles caused little pain and led to a partial to complete resolution within a short time compared to an open hemorrhoidectomy.
Minimally invasive 1470nm laser technology to pioneer advanced standards in proctology treatment solutions. It provides a simple, safe and highly effective solution for the treatment of symptomatic hemorrhoids , fistulas and Pilonidal Sinus.
Our diode laser implements two separate wavelengths: 1470nm laser wavelength which specifically targets water in hemorrhoidal and fistula tissue.
980nm laser wavelength targeting oxyhemoglobin in the hemorrhoidal supplying arteries.
This allows for optimal ablation and coagulation of the specific treatment area using a low power energy intensity for safe treatment with minimal risk of burns.
LHP is used as a gentle therapy for advanced hemorrhoids under appropriate anesthesia and allows interstitial laser coagulation of both segmental and circular hemorrhoidal nodes. As the energy of the laser is inserted centrally into the hemorrhoidal node, the hemorrhoid can be treated according to its size without causing any damage to the anoderm or mucosa. No foreign materials (clamps) are needed, and LHP is not associated with any risk of stenosis. Healing is excellent because, unlike conventional surgeries, there are no incisions or sutures.
The newest field of application for FiLaC is the treatment of sinus pilonidalis, or pilonidal cysts during the so called SiLaC treatment. Here, the laser therapie achieves excellent healing, minimal wound surfaces, and convincing cosmetic results.
LHP is used as a gentle therapy for advanced hemorrhoids under appropriate anesthesia and allows interstitial laser coagulation of both segmental and circular hemorrhoidal nodes. As the energy of the laser is inserted centrally into the hemorrhoidal node, the hemorrhoid can be treated according to its size without causing any damage to the anoderm or mucosa. No foreign materials (clamps) are needed, and LHP is not associated with any risk of stenosis. Healing is excellent because, unlike conventional surgeries, there are no incisions or sutures.
It is highly absorbed by water, making it effective for cutting and coagulating water-rich tissues.
Due to its high water absorption, it can better coagulate blood vessels, reducing intraoperative bleeding.
The concentrated energy results in a smaller area of thermal spread, reducing thermal damage to surrounding tissues and increasing the safety of the procedure.
Diode laser for proctology is a minimally invasive treatment that reduces tissue damage, thereby lowering surgical risks and recovery time. Additionally, they can easily remove soft tissue during the procedure, offering excellent hemostasis with minimal pain, reduced inflammation response, and faster wound healing.
Safer Option: Conventional surgeries are often marred with complicated procedures. When compared, Laser Piles Surgery is a much safer, quick, and effective surgical option for removing piles. The procedure does not require using any smoke, sparks, or steam in the treatment process. As such, this treatment option is much safer than conventional surgeries.
Minimal Bleeding: Unlike open surgeries, blood loss in laparoscopic surgery is much less. Therefore, fear of infection or blood loss during the treatment is unnecessary. Laser beams cut the piles and partially seal the blood tissue. This means bare minimum blood loss. The sealing further reduces any chance of infection. There is no harm to the tissue. The cut is safe and treatment is safer.
Rapid Treatment: The Laser Piles Surgery is quickly done. This is why it is a desirable treatment option. The treatment duration is extremely low. The time taken for surgery can be as low as 30 minutes. It can also take 1-2 hours if the piles are higher in number. Surgery time is very less compared to traditional surgeries. Patients can go home once the surgery is completed. Overnight stay is generally not required. As such, laparoscopic surgery is a flexible option. One can resume normal activities soon after surgery.
Quick Discharge: The discharge option is also quick like the rapid treatment. Laser Piles Surgery is non-invasive. As such, there is no need for overnight stays. Patients can leave the very same day post-surgery. One can resume normal activities afterward.
Quick Healing: The healing after laparoscopic surgery is very quick. The healing starts as soon as the surgery is complete. Blood loss is less, meaning a low chance of infection. The healing becomes quick. The overall recovery time reduces. Patients can return to their normal lives within a few days. Compared to traditional open surgery, healing is much faster.
Simple Procedure: Performing Laser Piles Surgery is easy. A surgeon has control when compared to open surgery. Much of the surgery is technical. On the other hand, open surgeries are highly manual, increasing risks. The rate of success is much higher for Laser Piles Surgery.
Follow-up: The follow-up visits post laser surgery are fewer. In open surgery, the risks of cuts opening or wounds are higher. These issues are absent in laser surgery. Follow-up visits are, therefore, rare.
Recurrence: Piles recurring after laser surgery is rare. There are no external cuts or infections. Therefore, the risk of piles recurring is low.
Post-surgical infections: Post-surgical infections are minimal. There are no cuts, external or internal wounds. The incision is invasive and through a laser beam. As such, no post-surgical infections occur.
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