Stapler Hemorrhoidopexy – modern, minimally invasive surgery done for advanced Grade 3 & 4 Piles with less pain and quick recovery.
We’ll ensure you receive the best private care and plan. We offer the latest laser technology for piles, fissure, and fistula, which provides minimal pain, no major cuts, less bleeding, quick healing, day-care procedure (go home same day), fast return to work.
Our Expert surgeons trained in advanced laser and stapler based treatments for hemorrhoids, fissures and fistulas.
Many patients go home the next day and return to routine work quickly.
High-definition laser and stapler technology for precise and safe surgery
Stapler Hemorrhoidopexy – modern, minimally invasive surgery done for advanced Grade 3 & 4 Piles. It lifts the hemorrhoidal tissue back to its normal position and cuts the extra tissue using a circular stapling device.
At Vivanta Advanced Laparoscopy & Laser Centre, we have one of the largest experiences in Stapler Hemorrhoidopexy, especially for Grade 3 and Grade 4 hemorrhoids and we perform this technique routinely with excellent results
Piles are swollen veins in the anal region. As they increase in size or severity, they are classified into different grades, which helps decide the right treatment.
Grades of Piles
At Vivanta, we perform Stapler Hemorrhoidopexy for Grade 3 & 4 piles.
Stapler Hemorrhoidopexy is a minimally invasive procedure that uses a special stapler to close the blood vessels in the hemorrhoids, which reduces bleeding and swelling. This procedure is usually performed under general anesthesia, so you will not feel any discomfort.
Preferred Treatment for Grade 3 & 4 Pilesn
This is a modern, minimally invasive surgery done for advanced piles.
At Vivanta, we perform this technique routinely with excellent results.
Why Stapler Surgery Is Beneficial
Before the surgery, our medical team will provide you with specific instructions to ensure you are ready for the procedure. These may include:
Stapler Hemorrhoidopexy usually requires a short hospital stay, often less than one day. Early in your recovery, you will want to rest and avoid strenuous physical activity. Within a few weeks, you should be able to return to work and resume your other daily activities. You may notice only minor changes, such as difficulty digesting fatty foods, which may cause mild stomach upset. Our dietitians can help you adjust your meals to suit your needs.