Painless LASER procedures for piles, fissure, fistula and pilonidal sinus — day-care surgery with minimal downtime.
LASER (Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation) surgery has transformed the treatment of common anorectal conditions. Instead of a traditional cut, a focused laser beam precisely shrinks or seals the diseased tissue, causing far less bleeding, pain, and damage to surrounding muscle. Dr. Krishna Pada Saha uses LASER as the first-choice option for piles, fissure, fistula, and pilonidal sinus wherever the condition is suitable, offering patients a quicker, more comfortable path back to normal life.
LASER technique is not a single procedure but a family of approaches — LASER haemorrhoidoplasty for piles, LASER sphincterotomy for fissures, LASER fistula closure for suitable low tracts, and LASER pilonidal sinus ablation — each using the laser's heat energy differently depending on the target tissue. Dr. Saha selects the specific LASER wavelength, power setting and technique based on the exact condition and its severity, which is why an accurate diagnosis on examination always comes before deciding whether LASER is the right fit for you.
Recognising these early can help you seek timely, effective treatment.
Every patient is different — Dr. Saha recommends the safest, least invasive option that will give lasting results.
A clear, step-by-step path from consultation to full recovery.
A detailed history and clinical examination to accurately assess your condition and rule out other anorectal issues.
Based on the severity and your overall health, Dr. Saha recommends the most appropriate — and least invasive — treatment path.
The procedure is performed under local, spinal or general anaesthesia as appropriate, most often on a day-care basis.
Because LASER avoids a large surgical wound, discomfort is mild and usually managed with simple oral medication. Most patients resume desk work within 2–3 days.
Settings and technique are tailored to each condition rather than a generic one-size approach.
Precise energy delivery reduces bleeding and collateral damage to surrounding tissue.
Most patients return to routine activity noticeably faster than with conventional surgery.
LASER is recommended only when it is genuinely the best option for your specific grade and anatomy.
Yes — LASER is a well-established, minimally invasive technique for anorectal conditions with an excellent safety profile in experienced hands.
Most LASER procedures are done as day-care surgery, so patients typically go home the same day.
Not always — suitability depends on the exact grade and anatomy of the disease, which Dr. Saha assesses on examination before recommending it.
LASER treatment usually costs somewhat more than conventional surgery, but this is often offset by a shorter hospital stay and faster return to work.
LASER procedures typically leave minimal to no visible external scarring compared with conventional surgical incisions.
Yes, LASER treatment can generally be repeated safely if a small area needs further attention, unlike some conventional surgical approaches.
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