Hemorrhoids
Laser is an option for selected hemorrhoids, reducing intervention on surrounding tissue.
Explore minimally invasive hemorrhoid treatmentsColorectal laser surgery in Guadalajara and Zapopan
Laser surgery options for anal conditions with minimally invasive care
Dr. Eduardo Navarro offers laser treatment for hemorrhoids, anal fistulas, fissures, abscesses, pilonidal disease and warts. This technology offers minimally invasive outpatient procedures, fewer complications, minimal postoperative pain and faster recovery.
Dr. Eduardo Navarro LaraColorectal surgeon · Laser surgery
Technology serving treatment
Laser expands treatment options for different anal conditions
The surgeon controls laser energy during the procedure. Its usefulness depends on tissue, anatomy and the treatment goal.
We use Biolitec's LEONARDO DUAL system, with the highest quality standards and the most advanced laser technology internationally.
Laser treatments
What problem do you need help with?
Each condition has its own diagnostic and treatment pathway. Choose the one relevant to your concern.
Anal fistula
For some tracts, laser techniques aim to treat the fistula while preserving sphincter function.
Explore laser and modern anal fistula techniquesAnal fissure
Laser surgery is considered when initial measures do not resolve a persistent fissure.
Explore anal fissure careAnal abscess
Active infection needs priority care. Laser does not replace drainage of accumulated pus.
Explore anorectal abscess carePilonidal disease
For selected tracts, a laser fiber can treat the problem through existing openings.
Explore laser and endoscopic pilonidal surgeryAnal warts
Laser can remove selected lesions after their location and extent have been assessed.
Explore anal wart carePotential benefits
Less surgical trauma when laser is suitable
For selected patients and procedures, laser may allow more targeted intervention and easier postoperative recovery.
A more targeted approach
In selected procedures, laser energy targets the area needing treatment with less extensive intervention.
Potentially easier recovery
Depending on the procedure and findings, less extensive surgery aims to ease recovery and the gradual return to activities.
The technique fits the problem
The decision considers diagnosis, extent, previous treatment and the function to be preserved.
Benefits depend on the procedure and individual findings; they do not mean no pain, wounds, risks or recurrence.
Choosing a technique
The goal is treatment that resolves your problem, not laser use itself
Assessment determines when laser adds value and when another option is more appropriate.
Diagnosis and location
Hemorrhoids, fistulas, fissures, abscesses, warts and pilonidal disease need different approaches.
Extent of the problem
The number of lesions, tracts, depth and relationship to other structures change which technique should be considered.
Active infection
Increasing pain, fever, substantial swelling or pus needs attention before another procedure is considered.
Previous treatments and episodes
The course, recurrences and previous interventions provide context for comparing options.
When infection is active
An acute abscess needs prompt drainage
Increasing pain, fever, pus, marked swelling or feeling unwell requires medical attention. Laser does not replace drainage of infected material in an acute abscess.
Specialist assessment
Compare options before choosing surgery
You do not need to decide yourself whether laser is best. Bring the information you have and discuss your goals and activities with the specialist.
Request an assessment- 01
Review your symptoms
Consultation begins with symptoms, their duration and their effect on daily activities.
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Examine the problem
Examination clarifies diagnosis, extent and findings that change treatment decisions.
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Compare laser with other options
The doctor explains which option best suits the findings, aftercare and what to expect.
Experience and technology
Laser surgery assessed by a colorectal specialist
Dr. Eduardo Navarro Lara treats colon, rectal and anal problems with different medical and surgical options. Technology is used when it suits the diagnosis and treatment goals.
Explore his training and experienceCare for patients in Guadalajara, Zapopan and the metropolitan area
Request assessment at either location
Our support team helps you check appointment times and choose a location. The procedure's indication and availability are confirmed during the care process.
Unidad Médica Shakespeare
Office in Zapopan, Jalisco.
Torre de Consultorios Ángeles Andares
Office in Zapopan, Jalisco.
Frequently asked questions
What to know about laser surgery
How do I know whether laser surgery is suitable?
Suitability depends on diagnosis, disease extent, infection and previous treatments. Assessment compares laser with other appropriate alternatives.
Does laser surgery involve no pain or wounds?
No surgery is free of discomfort, wounds or risks. For selected procedures, laser allows less extensive intervention and aims to ease recovery.
Can laser treat an abscess containing pus?
Accumulated pus usually needs drainage. For fever, worsening pain, marked swelling or feeling unwell, seek medical attention without waiting for a WhatsApp reply.
Which laser system does Dr. Eduardo Navarro use?
The doctor reports using a high-end German laser system. Consultation focuses on whether the technique suits your problem, not equipment alone.
Do I need tests before requesting assessment?
Do not order new tests yourself. Bring existing reports, recommendations or previous treatment information to consultation.
Take the next step
Find out whether laser surgery is an option for your problem
Care for patients in Guadalajara, Zapopan and the metropolitan area. Request assessment at either Zapopan location and compare available treatment options.