30W 17W Latest Technology Multi-Functions Diode Laser 1470nm 980nm Anal Fistula Surgery Laser Treatment / 1470nm Hemorrhoids Laser

Laser hemorrhoidoplasty is considered a minimally invasive procedure for hemorrhoid treatment.

The procedure allows the patient to achieve the best possible outcomes with minimal discomfort and rapid recovery. The patient will return to daily routine quicker with a good quality of life.

Laser hemorrhoidoplasty is a relatively new procedure in which the hemorrhoidal blood flow is coagulated by the laser. The laser probe is inserted into the hemorrhoids. Due to an intense amount of heat, the laser beam cauterizes and seals off the blood vessels, therefore the hemorrhoid will simply shrink while reducing the risk of excessive bleeding. Since it is a precise procedure, it leaves no effect to the surrounding tissues as well as the anal sphincters.

Laser Ablation

The laser hemorrhoid ablation technique, otherwise known as laser hemorrhoidoplasty or laser obliteration, is well-established in the treatment of hemorrhoidal diseases II, III and IV grades.

A laser hemorrhoid plastic surgery involves the introduction of a fiber into the cavity of the hemorrhoid plexus and its obliteration with a light beam at the wavelength of 1470 nm. The submucosal emission of light causes shrinkage of the hemorrhoid mass, the connective tissue renews itself, and the mucosa is adhered to the underlying tissues, thereby eliminating the risk of nodule prolapse. This leads to the reconstruction of collagen and restores the natural anatomical structure.

Laseev emits energy at the dual wavelength of 980nm + 1470 nm. The 1470nm wavelength has a high degree of water absorption in the tissue, ensuring the ablation zone is shallow and controlled, reducing risk to adjacent tissues like the sphincter. Additionally, the 980nm wavelength has a very good effect on blood, minimizing any risk of bleeding. This combination makes the laser a safer and more cost-effective alternative to other infrared lasers.