Laser surgery

Overview

Laser procedures are well suited to proctology, dermatology and aesthetic surgery, offering a modern alternative to classic surgical techniques.

When is a laser procedure recommended?

Laser technology is a breakthrough in many areas, especially where precision and a quick recovery matter most. Please do get in touch with us for the following conditions:

• Haemorrhoids: Laser surgery (LHP) involves no cutting or stitches; the laser beam seals the enlarged vessels from the inside, so post-operative pain is a fraction of that after conventional surgery.
• Anal fistula and abscess: With a laser fibre, the fistula tract can be closed gently, without damaging the sphincter muscle.
• Skin lesions: Quick, scar-free removal of warts, fibromas, moles and other benign growths.
• Ingrown toenail: Laser matrix phenolisation offers a lasting solution and minimises the chance of recurrence.
• Condylomas (HPV-related warts): The laser precisely vaporises infected tissue, preventing further spread.

The main benefits of laser surgery

Minimal pain and bleeding As it cuts, the laser beam seals small blood vessels and nerve endings, so discomfort during and after surgery is greatly reduced.

Fast recovery Because the procedure causes less trauma to the tissues, patients can return to daily activities and work much sooner.

Excellent cosmetic result The laser is pinpoint-precise, so wounds heal better and scarring is minimal or almost invisible.

What happens during a laser procedure

Every procedure starts with a thorough specialist consultation, where we decide whether your condition is suitable for laser treatment and explain the expected results in detail.

The surgery:

1. Anaesthesia: Most procedures are done under local anaesthesia, so the process is completely painless for you.
2. The procedure: The surgeon uses a special laser device to remove tissue or seal vessels from the inside. The procedure usually takes 15–40 minutes.
3. Observation: After a short rest following surgery, you can walk out of the clinic on your own feet, accompanied by someone.

How should you prepare for surgery?

Minor laser procedures usually need no special preparation (such as fasting), unless your doctor tells you otherwise. Please bring your previous test results, and tell our doctor if you take any blood thinners.

Why choose Sabjanics Medical Center?

• Cutting-edge technology: We work with the latest laser equipment for maximum safety and effectiveness.
• Experienced surgeons: Our doctors are skilled in the latest minimally invasive techniques.
• Speed and convenience: There is no long waiting list; procedures are done as outpatient treatment, with no hospital stay.
• Personal attention: From the consultation to the final check-up, we pay close attention to your comfort and recovery.

The surgery of the future is already here!

Forget long hospital stays and painful recovery. With laser surgery, you can be free of your symptoms quickly and gently, with as little time off as possible.

Choose the gentlest path to recovery! Book a laser surgery consultation with confidence.