Minimally invasive and laser-assisted piles treatment in Ludhiana — less pain, day-care discharge and complete confidentiality.
Piles (haemorrhoids) are swollen blood vessels in and around the anal canal. They are extremely common — most adults experience them at some point — and range from mild itching and occasional bleeding (Grade 1–2) to prolapsing lumps that need surgical treatment (Grade 3–4).
Piles are treatable at every stage. The earlier you come in, the more likely you can avoid surgery altogether.
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Diagnosis is made by a simple, private clinical examination, sometimes with a proctoscopy — a quick, well-tolerated inspection of the anal canal. Because rectal bleeding can occasionally signal other conditions, our surgeons examine carefully rather than assuming every bleed is piles. Any additional tests are explained before they are done.
Grade 1–2 piles usually respond to dietary change (fibre, fluids), stool softeners, prescribed ointments and toilet-habit correction. We always start conservatively where it is safe to do so, and most early piles never need an operation.
For Grade 3–4 piles, recurrent bleeding or prolapse, we offer minimally invasive options including laser-assisted procedures, stapled haemorrhoidopexy (MIPH) and conventional haemorrhoidectomy where it gives the most durable result. Most patients are treated as day-care or one-night admissions and walk comfortably the same day.
We recommend surgery only when it is genuinely the best option for you — and explain why, in plain language, before you decide.
Procedure done under short anaesthesia; most patients walk and eat the same day.
Mild discomfort managed with medication and sitz baths; most routine activity resumes.
Desk work usually possible; avoid heavy lifting and straining.
Full recovery for most patients, with a follow-up visit to confirm healing.
Timelines are typical for uncomplicated cases — your surgeon will give you a personalised plan.
The final cost depends on the technique used, the complexity of your case, the type of room you choose and your length of stay. After your consultation you receive a clear, itemised estimate — before you decide anything.
Bring your policy details or insurance card and our front-desk team will help you with the paperwork and coordination with your insurer from admission through discharge.
Bawa Hospital in Ludhiana treats patients from across Punjab — including Chandigarh, Mohali, Jalandhar, Amritsar, Patiala, Bathinda, Moga and Khanna — as well as Delhi NCR, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir.
For outstation patients we plan the consultation, pre-operative tests and surgery to minimise trips — often completed in a single visit, with follow-up support on WhatsApp.
Modern minimally invasive and laser-assisted techniques cause far less pain than older open surgery. You are asleep or fully numbed during the procedure, and post-operative discomfort is managed with simple medication and sitz baths. Most patients are surprised how manageable it is.
Yes — most Grade 1–2 piles settle with fibre, fluids, ointments and habit changes. Surgery is reserved for advanced grades, persistent bleeding or prolapse. Our surgeons will honestly tell you if you do not need an operation.
Recurrence after a properly performed procedure is uncommon, and maintaining a high-fibre diet, good hydration and healthy toilet habits keeps the risk low. We coach every patient on prevention before discharge.
Most piles procedures at Bawa Hospital are day-care — you go home the same evening or after one night, depending on the technique and your overall health.
Completely. Piles are among the most common conditions we treat, and our proctology consultations are private, respectful and judgement-free.
Medically reviewed by Prof. (Dr.) Ashvind Bawa, MS FACS — Director, Surgical Services · Last reviewed July 2026
Private consultation, honest advice, and minimally invasive treatment when you need it.