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Laser Haemorrhoid Surgery – LHP Method

Laser haemorrhoid surgery – the LHP Method is a modern minimally invasive treatment for internal haemorrhoids with an emphasis on gentleness, patient comfort and fast recovery.

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Procedure overview

Laser haemorrhoid surgery – the LHP Method (Laser Hemorrhoidoplasty) is a modern minimally invasive procedure that uses laser energy to close the feeding vessels of haemorrhoidal nodes. The treatment is gentle, precise and suitable even for more advanced stages of internal haemorrhoids.

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Modern laser treatment for haemorrhoids

Laser haemorrhoid surgery – the LHP Method (Laser Hemorrhoidoplasty) is a modern minimally invasive procedure that uses laser energy to close the feeding vessels of haemorrhoidal nodes.
We perform the procedure under local anaesthesia, and it is suitable for grade II to IV haemorrhoids, including advanced cases and recurrent or bleeding haemorrhoids.
The method is highly gentle – it protects the healthy mucosa and sphincters, thereby minimising the risk of incontinence.

Same-day

Local / general

30 minutes

No hospital stay

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How the procedure works

Within a single day, you undergo the procedure in a pleasant environment and can already rest at home in the evening. The laser fibre is inserted through a tiny puncture directly into the haemorrhoidal tissue under direct visual control. Each haemorrhoid is specifically shrunk from the inside using the LHP laser fibre.

Insertion of the laser fiber: The laser fiber is inserted through a small puncture directly into the haemorrhoid tissue under direct visual control.

Targeted shrinkage of haemorrhoids: Each haemorrhoid is specifically shrunk from the inside using the LHP laser fiber. Targeted laser penetration disconnects enlarged haemorrhoids from their blood supply.

Gradual regression and cessation of bleeding: After treatment, haemorrhoids tighten and gradually regress. Bleeding usually stops within a few days after the laser procedure.

Gentle healing and result: The laser is placed under the rectal mucosa, so there is no mucosal injury, scarring, or narrowing. The result is reduction up to absorption of haemorrhoidal nodules, prevention of bleeding, and improvement of prolapse, with full resolution occurring approximately within 6 weeks after the procedure.

Before and after the procedure

Before the procedure, it is necessary to undergo an initial examination and a personal consultation with the doctor. After the treatment, it is important to follow the specialist’s recommendations in order to support safe healing and a quick return to everyday life.

Before the procedure

The treatment is preceded by an initial examination and a personal consultation with the doctor.
For the initial examination, we require a referral slip from your GP or a specialist (surgeon, gastroenterologist).
The most important thing is to empty your bowels. We recommend using the toilet 1 to 2 hours before the examination.
For better rectal cleansing, we recommend using a glycerine suppository in the evening and again in the morning, 2 to 3 hours before the examination.
On the day of the examination, fasting is not necessary, but we recommend eating light meals and avoiding foods that cause bloating.

After the procedure

Approximately one hour after the procedure, the patient rests in bed and then goes home.
Patients with increased sensitivity usually take mild painkillers for 2 days after the procedure to relieve pain.
The procedure does not require a long recovery period or sick leave; patients can return to work as early as the next day, or within a few days after the procedure.