Plain answers, in the words patients actually use.
Approximately five minutes.
Little to no anesthesia is required for most patients; your surgeon will discuss the right approach for you.
Brief discomfort during the procedure is possible; the procedure is performed with comfort in mind.
Most patients walk out the same day; symptoms typically resolve in the days that follow.*
Adults with symptomatic hemorrhoids that have not resolved with conservative management. The consulting surgeon makes the final eligibility decision.
Thermora is offered to post-partum patients. If you are pregnant, talk to your OB about hemorrhoids during pregnancy and ask about Thermora for after delivery.
Currently at our Seattle clinic. We will expand following FDA clearance.
Clearance is pending.
We have an active clinical research site in Paris. Get in touch with us for details.
Coverage will depend on your insurer and the delivery setting. Our care team will discuss specifics at consultation.
Costs vary by setting and insurance status; the Seattle clinic will provide a clear cost picture during your consultation.
Banding typically requires 2 to 3 sessions and has a meaningful recurrence rate; Thermora delivers in one office visit.*
Hemorrhoidectomy is an OR procedure with 2 to 3 weeks of recovery; Thermora is performed in an outpatient setting and the patient walks out the same day. Your surgeon will discuss what is right for your specific case.
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