Thermora targets the artery feeding the hemorrhoid and restores its normal anatomy, without excisional hemorrhoidectomy.
Thermora delivers thermal energy to the blood supply artery above the hemorrhoid. No tissue is cut. The hemorrhoid resolves in the days that follow.
A modern alternative to traditional hemorrhoid ointments or surgery with long recovery times, for moderate cases that have not resolved on their own.
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The energy is applied to the feeding artery, not to the sensitive tissue itself.
Nothing is cut or removed. The tissue is repositioned and secured.
Performed in an outpatient setting; your surgeon will discuss the right approach for you.
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One visit, no incision, and a recovery measured in days, not weeks.
| Thermora | Rubber band ligation | Hemorrhoidectomy | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Setting | Office | Office | Operating room |
| Visits | One | Typically 2 to 3 sessions | One, plus pre-op and follow-up |
| Anesthesia | Little to none for most patients | Usually none | General or regional |
| Tissue removed | None; tissue is repositioned and secured | None; banded tissue sloughs off | Yes, excised |
| Recovery | Walk out same day; symptoms resolve over days* | Discomfort for 1 to 2 days per session | 2 to 3 weeks |
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One office visit, one procedure. No multi-session schedule.
87% of patients in the published case series remained symptom-free at five years.*
Built and performed by colorectal surgeons, with peer-reviewed published data.*
A short consultation with our care team is the first step. Your surgeon makes the final call on candidacy.