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1. Laser Surgery Technology & Safety
Yes. In laser piles treatment (LHP), 1470nm German laser technology is used to
treat piles veins and lumps internally. It generally does not require large
incisions or open stitches, which can significantly reduce pain and discomfort
compared to traditional open surgery.
Laser technology is generally used in a controlled and targeted manner on
the affected tissue. The aim is to preserve the surrounding healthy muscles.
The appropriate technique and risks for your case are determined after
the surgeon's examination.
The laser procedure can usually be completed in a short time. In many cases,
the procedure is completed in about 20 to 30 minutes, but the actual time
depends on your condition, treatment requirements, and the doctor's advice.
2. Recovery & Post-Surgery Care
If your doctor considers your condition suitable, many patients can start
walking gradually within a few hours of the procedure. The time to return
to a desk job may vary depending on individual recovery and the doctor's advice.
Laser treatment generally does not involve large open wounds, so the need
and discomfort of dressings may be less compared to traditional open surgery.
However, post-operative care will be advised by your doctor according to
your procedure type.
3. Cashless Insurance & Billing
Many health insurance policies may offer daycare coverage for medically
necessary surgical procedures. Coverage, cashless facility, and approval
depend on your policy, insurance company, and treatment terms. It is
advisable to verify your policy terms before treatment.
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