Expert Treatment for Laser Surgery in Vijayawada Dr. Yaswanth Tummala | General & Laparoscopic Surgeon
What to expect from laser surgery
Laser surgery uses a focused beam of light energy to shrink, seal or remove diseased tissue. In proctology it is used for piles, fistula, fissure and pilonidal sinus.
Medically reviewed by Dr Yaswanth Tummala, updated Oct 2026
Who needs this procedure?
Patients whose symptoms have not improved with medicines and lifestyle changes, and who are suitable for a minimally invasive approach after examination.
How to prepare
- Blood tests and a fitness check before surgery
- No food for about 6 hours before the procedure
- Tell the doctor about blood thinners or diabetes medicines
The procedure
The procedure is done under anaesthesia and usually takes 20 to 45 minutes. A thin laser fibre is guided to the affected area; there are no large cuts or stitches in most cases.
Benefits
- Less pain and bleeding than conventional surgery for many patients
- Day-care procedure in most cases
- Quicker return to work
Recovery
Most patients resume routine activities within a few days. Follow the diet and medicine advice to keep stools soft.
- Day 1Go home the same day in most cases
- Days 2–5Return to routine activities
- Weeks 2–4Complete healing for most patients
Typical recovery. Your own timeline depends on your health and the procedure chosen.
Risks
Possible risks include pain, minor bleeding, swelling, infection and recurrence. These will be discussed with you before surgery.
Discuss your treatment with Dr Yaswanth Tummala
Every patient is different. A consultation is the best way to understand your condition and the options that suit you.