Hemorrhoids are commonly seen and function to keep the anus closed.

When hemorrhoids are well, they operate similarly to minimal pads and form a tight anal seal.

These pads can also become painful, itchy, or cause bleeding when they enlarge from their typical size for any reason.

Causes of hemorrhoidal piles:

• Constipation
• Straining during the defecation process
• Sitting for a long time, especially on the toilet seat
• Pregnancy
• Childbirth
• Obesity
• Chronic cough
• anal intercourse
• Heavy lifting
• Hard exercise
• Low-fiber diet

Hemorrhoid disease is often known as hemorrhoidal piles.

it is characterized by congested blood veins under the mucosa in the anal canal.
Over 80% of people will at some point in their lives develop hemorrhoid disorder, with about 50% of people experiencing chronic hemorrhoid disease.

when its nuisance is still at a challenging level and impacting the level of activity and lifestyle, then it is time for LHP ® treatment.

Many people suffer a lot from hemorrhoidal piles because they prefer to avoid traditional surgical treatment.

Thus, LHP® offers patients the ideal option as a minimally invasive laser therapy that is specifically made to target and shrink hemorrhoidal piles.

LHP ® is a minimally invasive laser procedure that provides patients with the ideal hemorrhoidal treatment by targeting and shrinking hemorrhoidal piles.

It is a gentle, simple procedure that provides an effective alternative to traditional surgery.

How does LHP ® work?

• Anoscopy
• Hemorrhoidal piles exploration
• Laser conical fiber insertion in the center of the hemorrhoidal pile under direct vision
• irradiation of every hemorrhoidal pile from inside towards out.
• The hemorrhoidal pile gradually shrinks and gets smaller in size.
• Applying an ice pack over the targeted hemorrhoidal pile to avoid mucosal injury

Repeat the procedure with other piles.

as a result of the laser irradiation used in LHP®, Hemorrhoidal piles gradually shrink back to their original size.

In addition, LHP® stops the blood flow to the congested hemorrhoidal piles.

As a result, bleeding and pain should considerably decrease after a few days of LHP®.

Nevertheless, some individuals still have skin tags, requiring additional surgical treatment.

What are the advantages of LHP®?

Unlike surgical hemorrhoid therapy which requires longer recovery times, LHP® treats hemorrhoids without these concerns.

However, there are certain advantages to LHP® over traditional surgical hemorrhoid treatment.

• No bowel preparation is required.
• The operating time is significantly reduced.
• Fast healing, allowing just a few days to pass before returning to regular activities.
• No anal tissue was excised during LHP®
• High level of safety by avoiding harming the anal sphincter, anoderm, or mucous membrane.
• By cutting off the blood flow, LHP® prevents hemorrhoids from protruding from the anus.

What is the difference between LHP® and HeLP® (hemorrhoids laser procedure)?

• LHP® is targeting congested hemorrhoidal piles and their feeding blood vessels, while HeLP® is targeting only the feeding blood vessels.
• LHP® is designed for 3^rd and 4th-degree of hemorrhoidal piles treatment, while HeLP® is designed for 2^nd degree hemorrhoidal piles treatment.
• HeLP® requires doppler probe and laser fiber, while LHP® requires laser fiber only.

Can do LHP® with mucopexy?

• Yes

We can do hybrid procedure LHP® and mucopexy at the same time.

• When paired with mucopexy, LHP® has a high success rate of 88%.

It's a safe surgery that effectively controls bleeding and prolapsing hemorrhoids, with no post-operative problems.