The diode laser uses controlled light energy to coagulate and seal the affected tissue, stimulating healing without damaging the surrounding healthy tissue. This means that interventions are less aggressive than traditional surgery, with less pain, less bleeding, and much faster recovery.
 

This type of laser offers clear benefits compared to conventional surgical techniques:
 

• Quick recovery: most patients resume their usual activities in a few days.

 

• Sphincter preservation: reduces the risk of incontinence.

 

• Minimal invasion: avoids the need for large cuts or resections.

 

• Superior aesthetic and functional results: smaller scar and less postoperative discomfort.

 

• Hemorrhoids: eliminates hemorrhoidal tissue precisely, without aggressive excisions.

 

• Chronic anal fissure: relaxes the sphincter and promotes healing.

 

• Anal fistula (FiLaC): closes the fistulous tract from within, preserving the sphincter and reducing complications.

 

• Pilonidal cyst (SiLaC): seals the cystic cavity without the need for wide resections.

 

• Anal condylomas (HPV): removes warts while respecting healthy skin.

• Less thermal damage: the diode laser’s energy targets only the affected tissue, preventing heat from damaging surrounding healthy tissue. This means less inflammation, less pain, and faster healing.

 

• Greater precision in deep tissues: unlike CO₂ laser, which works better on surfaces, the diode laser can penetrate and treat deep tissues, such as in fistulas or internal hemorrhoids, ensuring a more complete treatment.

 

• Faster and less painful recovery: thanks to its selective and minimally invasive action, most patients can return to their daily activities in just a few days, avoiding long recovery times typical of traditional surgery.

 

• Reduced complications: by preserving the sphincter and healthy tissue, common risks such as bleeding, infections, or incontinence problems are reduced, improving safety and comfort during the postoperative period.