The process begins with a detailed physical examination, followed by specific tests depending on the pathology:
 

• Anoscopy and rectoscopy: allow direct visualization of the anal canal and rectum, detecting hemorrhoids, fissures, fistulas, and suspicious lesions.

 

• Endoanal ultrasound: evaluates sphincter anatomy and detects hidden abscesses or fistulas.

 

• Colonoscopy: indicated to rule out associated colon diseases and detect possible precancerous lesions or colorectal cancer.

 

In mild or moderate pathologies, non-surgical options are prioritized:
 

• Dietary and bowel habit changes.

 

• Ointments, suppositories, and specific analgesics.

 

• Outpatient techniques such as band ligation, sclerotherapy, or infrared coagulation.

 

When surgery is required, we have advanced proctologic surgery options:
 

• Innovative treatments with diode laser, offering precise, minimally invasive results and fast recovery.

 

• Minimally invasive techniques with laser, such as FiLaC for fistulas or SiLaC for pilonidal cysts.

 

• Classical surgical procedures adapted to each patient, preserving sphincters and minimizing postoperative discomfort.

 

• Fast recovery protocols that allow early return to daily life.

 
Our goal is to combine precision diagnosis, technological innovation, and personalized care to provide the best solution for each patient, ensuring safety, comfort, and effectiveness in all treatments