Laparoscopic and minimally invasive hemorrhoidectomy treats severe or persistent hemorrhoids that have not responded to conservative treatment. The procedure removes or shrinks enlarged hemorrhoidal tissue, relieving pain, bleeding, and discomfort, with modern techniques designed to minimize post-operative pain compared to traditional surgery.
Surgery is recommended for hemorrhoids that cause significant pain, bleeding, or prolapse and have not improved with dietary changes, topical treatments, or minor office procedures.