Proctology

Advanced Piles Treatment
— Laser Surgery & Beyond

One of the most common yet least talked-about conditions. At Plasticos Healthcare, we treat piles with USFDA-approved laser technology — minimal pain, same-day discharge, and long-lasting relief.

USFDA Approved

No-Cost EMI

Same Day Discharge

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Overview

What Are Piles?

Piles, also known as hemorrhoids, are swollen veins in the anus and lower rectum. They can occur internally (inside the rectum) or externally (around the external opening of the anus).

Piles can affect people of all ages and genders. However, according to global medical reports, people between 50 and 60 years are more likely to suffer from piles.

While mild cases respond to lifestyle changes, Grade 3 and 4 piles often require surgical intervention. Modern laser procedures have made treatment minimally painful with rapid recovery.

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Internal Piles

Develop inside the rectum above the dentate line; graded 1 to 4 by severity

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External Piles

Form around the external opening; visible as lumps, can cause pain and itching

Quick Facts

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Who is at risk?Adults aged 50–60 most commonly; also affects younger adults with poor dietary habits.

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Common SymptomsBleeding during stools, itching, pain, lump near anus, difficulty sitting.

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DiagnosisPhysical examination, proctoscopy, or sigmoidoscopy by a specialist.

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Conservative TreatmentsHigh-fibre diet, sitz baths, topical creams, stool softeners for Grade 1–2.

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Laser SurgeryUSFDA-approved, 30-min procedure, same-day discharge, minimal bleeding.

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Grades & Classification

Understanding the Stages of Piles

Treatment differs significantly across grades. Identifying the correct grade is the first step to the right treatment plan.

Grade 1 — Mild

Small, Internal & Symptom-Free

Grade 1 piles are the mildest form of internal piles. They are small and found in the lining of the rectum. They do not protrude out of the anus and usually do not cause visible symptoms — though they may bleed during bowel movements.

Recommended Treatment Options:

Lifestyle modifications — high-fibre diet, increased water intake
Sitz baths — warm water soaks to relieve irritation
Topical creams and ointments prescribed by a doctor
Stool softeners to reduce straining

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Severity Level

Often manageable with lifestyle changes alone. Surgery rarely required at this stage.

Grade 2 — Moderate

Prolapse During Bowel Movements

Grade 2 piles are larger than Grade 1 and may protrude during bowel movements. However, they spontaneously retract back into the rectum afterward. Occasional bleeding and discomfort are common.

Recommended Treatment Options:

Rubber band ligation — cutting off blood supply to the pile
Infrared coagulation (IRC) — heat-based non-surgical treatment
Sclerotherapy — injection to shrink the pile
Laser treatment for faster, pain-free results

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Severity Level

Minimally invasive procedures are highly effective at this stage with low recurrence.

Grade 3 — Significant

Manual Repositioning Required

Grade 3 piles prolapse during bowel movements but do not retract independently — they need to be manually pushed back. Significant discomfort, pain, itching, bleeding, and hygiene difficulties are common at this stage.

Recommended Treatment Options:

Laser hemorrhoidectomy — USFDA-approved, minimally invasive
Rubber band ligation for smaller Grade 3 cases
Infrared coagulation as a supplementary treatment
Stapled hemorrhoidectomy — removes ring of tissue

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Severity Level

Surgical treatment is strongly recommended. Laser surgery offers the best outcomes.

Grade 4 — Severe

Permanently Prolapsed

Grade 4 piles are the most severe and advanced stage. They remain permanently prolapsed and cannot be manually repositioned. These piles can cause intense pain, bleeding, hygiene difficulties, and may involve complications like thrombosis or strangulation.

Recommended Treatment Options:

Laser hemorrhoidectomy — gold standard for Grade 4 cases
Stapled hemorrhoidectomy (PPH) for large prolapsed piles
Open hemorrhoidectomy in selected complex cases
Emergency intervention for thrombosed or strangulated piles

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Severity Level

Immediate surgical consultation is essential. Do not delay treatment at this stage.

Why Laser Surgery?

The Smarter Way to
Treat Piles

Laser hemorrhoidectomy is today's gold standard for piles treatment. USFDA-approved, precise, and virtually bloodless — it has transformed what used to be a feared surgery into a simple 30-minute procedure.

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30-Minute Procedure Most patients are discharged the same day, back to light activities within 48 hours.

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Minimal Bleeding & Pain Laser seals blood vessels as it works, significantly reducing post-operative bleeding.

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High Precision Targets only the affected tissue, leaving surrounding healthy tissue completely intact.

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Low Recurrence Rate Laser surgery delivers a significantly lower recurrence rate compared to traditional methods.

Ready to Get Permanent Relief?

Thousands of patients have found freedom from piles at Plasticos Healthcare. Our specialist team is ready to guide you through every step — from diagnosis to complete recovery.

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Advanced Piles Treatment— Laser Surgery & Beyond

What Are Piles?

Quick Facts

Understanding the Stages of Piles

Small, Internal & Symptom-Free

Prolapse During Bowel Movements

Manual Repositioning Required

Permanently Prolapsed

The Smarter Way toTreat Piles

Ready to Get Permanent Relief?

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Advanced Piles Treatment
— Laser Surgery & Beyond

The Smarter Way to
Treat Piles