Laser surgery
Conditions we treat:
Our laser procedures are better alternatives to conventional open surgeries, ensuring fewer complications and faster recovery. Compared to open surgery, patients experience better outcomes in terms of lesser bleeding, infections and complications.
It’s a corrective, outpatient-based procedure that usually allows patients to continue the routine after 1-2 days with certain precautions. Some of the significant conditions we treat include
Piles:
In most cases, piles can be treated with creams, ointments or medications. However, one in ten patients will require laser surgery, which is the most effective and painless treatment for treating piles. During the procedure, our surgeons surgically cut the damaged tissues with a precision laser. The whole procedure takes only 30 minutes, provides quick relief, and leaves no scars.
Varicose veins:
Our surgeons use a laser to perform the removal and closure of varicose veins if all treatments fail to provide any relief. It's a minimally invasive surgery that doesn’t cause any problem with the blood flow as it continues to flow through other veins. During the surgery, our surgeon emits laser energy onto the vein to collapse and close the vein. It requires no incision, and the patient won’t have to stay overnight.
Circumcision:
Laser treatment is the most effective and minimally invasive procedure to perform circumcision on infants and patients who suffer from blood-related issues. Nowadays, doctors can recommend laser circumcision for various reasons, but it should only be performed under the expert supervision of a surgeon. Our doctors perform laser circumcision, which takes only 15 to 20 minutes, doesn’t require an incision, leaves no scar, blood and heal much faster.
Fissures:
In some cases, nonsurgical methods fail to provide any relief. Therefore, our doctors recommend surgery to treat chronic anal fissure. Laser sphincterotomy surgery is the most effective treatment, a day-care procedure that takes only 30 minutes. It causes no side effects or pain and has a fast recovery time than traditional methods.
Cataract surgery:
A cataract is a dense and cloudy development that forms upon the eye's lens and can only be treated with surgery. Laser-assisted cataract surgery (FLACS) is a minimally invasive surgery with fewer risks and complications than other surgeries. It ensures a greater level of precision and repeatability for several tissue planes while ensuring better postoperative outcomes and faster recovery.