SiLaC: sinus laser closure
Laser treatment of pilonidal disease is called SiLaC, short for sinus laser closure.
Laser to treat pilonidal disease with minimally invasive care.
In selected cases, this approach may offer less pain and easier recovery. Dr. Eduardo Navarro considers it for persistent or recurrent disease.
Dr. Eduardo Navarro LaraColorectal surgeon · Laser and endoscopic surgery

Treatment from inside the tract
Laser treatment of pilonidal disease is called SiLaC, short for sinus laser closure.
The newest technique combines laser with endoscopic vision using a miniature camera introduced into the pilonidal cavity for direct visualization during surgery.
Active infection, tract number and previous treatments guide technique selection.
Before choosing a technique
The decision depends on examination findings and disease progression.
An abscess with pus, fever, increasing pain or substantial swelling changes care priority.
Pit number, tracts and disease extent guide treatment.
A first episode differs from recurrence after other treatment.
Work, exercise and possible care needs also inform the decision.
When infection is active
Increasing pain, marked swelling, fever, pus or illness may indicate an abscess. Drainage is generally the priority. Do not wait for WhatsApp if symptoms are severe or worsening.
Minimally invasive surgery
Dr. Eduardo Navarro offers pilonidal laser surgery. Suitable findings may allow less pain, easier recovery and outpatient care. The technique follows review of tracts, infection and individual history.
Options for different situations
The useful technique changes with abscesses, limited tracts, extensive disease or recurrence.
Collected pus first needs opening and drainage. Laser does not replace this step.
Laser can treat selected tracts through their existing openings with minimally invasive access.
Tract cleaning, excision or other closure methods are compared according to extent and previous episodes.
Specialist assessment
Dr. Eduardo Navarro reviews progression and explains appropriate options.
Request an assessmentThe doctor asks about pain, drainage, previous episodes, fever and prior treatment.
Examination identifies infection and the problem's extent.
The doctor explains infection treatment, laser suitability or another option based on findings.

Specialist care
Dr. Eduardo Navarro Lara is a colorectal surgeon treating pilonidal disease, including persistent tracts and recurrence.
Consultation reviews options and clearly explains what comes next.
Explore Dr. Eduardo Navarro's trainingCare for patients throughout Guadalajara, Zapopan and the metropolitan area
The team helps check times and locations. Procedure availability is confirmed individually.
Office in Zapopan, Jalisco.
Office in Zapopan, Jalisco.
Frequently asked questions
A minimally invasive procedure using a laser fiber within selected pilonidal tracts. Assessment confirms anatomical suitability.
Collected pus usually requires drainage first. Seek care for fever, increasing pain, swelling or pus without waiting for WhatsApp.
Pilonidal disease may recur after different treatments. Technique, aftercare and follow-up are discussed according to tracts and previous episodes.
No. It suits some tracts, while other situations need another technique. Assessment findings guide comparison.
WhatsApp is for appointment times and locations. Examination and treatment options are discussed in person.
Take the next step
Care for patients in Guadalajara, Zapopan and the metropolitan area. Consult Dr. Eduardo Navarro at either Zapopan location to review tracts and suitable options.