Hemorrhoids (laser hemorrhoidoplasty) in Bhakkar

What it is

Hemorrhoids, also called piles, are swollen blood vessels inside or around the back passage that can bleed, itch or cause discomfort. Laser hemorrhoidoplasty is a modern day-case treatment that shrinks these vessels using laser energy instead of cutting them out.

How the procedure works

A thin laser fibre is passed into the hemorrhoid through a small probe, and short pulses of laser energy collapse and seal the swollen vessels. The tissue then shrinks and scars down over the following weeks, and there is no open wound to heal.

Benefits

Little to no cutting or stitches
Same-day discharge in most cases
Less pain than traditional surgery

Who it is for

It suits people with grade 2 to grade 3 hemorrhoids that keep bleeding or prolapsing despite creams and dietary changes. Dr. Shehryar Niazi examines each patient first to confirm laser treatment is the right option.

Recovery

Most people walk out the same day and get back to light activity within a few days. Mild soreness, slight bleeding or a feeling of fullness can last a week or two and settles with simple painkillers and fibre.

The experience with Dr. Shehryar Niazi in Bhakkar

Care begins with a consultation at Brigadier Shafiq Trust Hospital, where Dr. Shehryar Niazi reviews your history, explains the options and answers your questions. Surgery and follow-up are handled by the same team, so you deal with familiar faces at every step.

For more information or to book an appointment, contact the clinic on +92 318 7801855.

Frequently asked questions

Is laser treatment for piles good?

Laser hemorrhoidoplasty is a well-established option for many people with bleeding or prolapsing piles, as it avoids open wounds and usually means a quicker recovery. It is not right for every case, so Dr. Shehryar Niazi checks the grade and type of your hemorrhoids before advising it.

Do piles come back after laser surgery?

Piles can come back after any treatment, including laser, especially if the habits that caused them do not change. Keeping stools soft with fibre and fluids and avoiding long straining on the toilet lowers the chance of them returning.

Is hemorrhoid laser surgery painful?

The procedure itself is done under anaesthesia so you do not feel pain during it. Afterwards most people have only mild soreness that settles within a few days with simple painkillers, and it is generally less painful than traditional cutting surgery.