Milligan-Morgan: The three major hemorrhoidal vessels are excised. Three pear-shaped incisions are left open to avoid stenosis and are separated by small bridges of mucosa and skin.

Ferguson Technique: A modification of the Milligan-Morgan technique, the difference is that the incisions are partially closed with running suture that the body absorbs.

Stapled Hemorrhoidopexy (PPH Procedure): This is a relatively new technique that reduces the prolapse of the hemorrhoidal tissue. This is accomplished by excising a band of the prolapsed anal mucosa membrane by using a circular stapling device. The stapling device is Circular Anal Dilator, it is responsible for the reduction of the prolapse of the anal skin and some parts of the anal mucous membrane. Then follows the Purse-String Anoscope, it pushes the mucous prolapse back against the rectal wall.

Harmonic Scalpel For Hemorrhoids: This device uses ultrasonic technology. Ultrasonic treatment allows for both cutting and coagulation of hemorrhoidal tissue precisely at the point of application. This causes minimal thermal damage to the tissue.

Laser Surgery For Hemorrhoids: Unwanted hemorrhoids are vaporized and excised. Considered the most precise of the surgical options. Because of this the procedures are more quickly completed and with less difficulty for the patient and doctor. This can be either the primary procedure or used in combination with other modalities.

Atomizing Hemorrhoids: This is a new technique. The Atomizer is a medical device designed for tissue atomization. This basically means that hemorrhoids are reduced to minute particles much like a mist that is then vacuumed away. This is accomplished with an waveform of electrical current and a specialized electrical probe, the Atomizer Wand. The Atomizer Wand vaporizes the cell layers one or more at a time. Hemorrhoids are essentially disintegrated into an aerosol of carbon and water molecules. The Atomizer can also sculpt the tissue into a desired shape and smoothness.

Surgical options for getting rid of hemorrhoids, as you can see, are quite extensive due to the advancement of medicine, but keep in mind there are complications that follow surgery you need to consider, such as: Postoperative pain; Postoperative bleeding; Swelling of skin bridges; Short-term incontinence, among many others.

Well, now you know how to get rid of hemorrhoids surgically but as always consult with a physician and do your own independent research to get as much pertinent advice as possible. Surgical options are the last resort and you need to consider everything before moving forward with such an important decision. To your health.