Proctology
Approach
Minimally invasive LASER
Pain
Significantly reduced
Hospitalization
Outpatient
Practitioner
FMH Specialist
What is proctology?
Proctology is the medical specialty dedicated to conditions of the anus and anal canal: hemorrhoids, anal fissures, perianal fistulas and abscesses, pilonidal cysts.
Often misunderstood and surrounded by embarrassment, it nevertheless affects a very large part of the population during their lifetime.
At Laclinic-Montreux, these conditions are treated using minimally invasive techniques, most often with LASER, on an outpatient basis and with absolute discretion.
A very common field, still too taboo
Proctological disorders affect a large number of people: according to professional data, more than 60% of the population has already encountered a problem of this nature, and patients wait an average of four years before consulting.
This delay is explained by embarrassment and the fear of pain associated with older surgical techniques.
Current minimally invasive methods radically change this experience: they involve little pain, are outpatient-based, and allow for a quick return to activities.
Conditions we treat
Hemorrhoids
Bleeding, discomfort, itching, and prolapse. Symptomatic internal hemorrhoids are treated with laser in a minimally invasive way, without extensive removal or stitches, and therefore almost painlessly.
Discover laser hemorrhoid treatment, LHP (laser hemorrhoidoplasty) combined with RAR (recto-anal repair) for the correction of associated mucosal prolapse.
Anal fissure
Sharp pain during bowel movements, which can last for hours, sometimes accompanied by bleeding.
An anal fissure is one of the most common causes of anal pain.
Treatment ranges from medical management to minimally invasive surgical correction (LaFip) using the LOMA LASER device.
Anal fistula
A frequent consequence of an abscess, an anal fistula is an infected collection within the thickness of the anal sphincter, requiring appropriate treatment.
Laser techniques, such as the FiLaC technique, preserve the sphincter and limit post-operative effects.
Abscess and anal suppuration
Painful and rapid in onset, a perianal abscess requires immediate care to drain the infection and prevent complications, especially the development of a perianal fistula, which is more difficult to treat.
Why choose minimally invasive LASER techniques?
Compared to traditional proctological surgery, minimally invasive laser techniques offer decisive advantages for the patient. The absence of extensive external wounds and stitches—the main cause of postoperative pain—transforms the experience and recovery.
Why consult a specialist
Proctology at Laclinic is provided by an FMH specialist in general surgery, experienced in minimally invasive laser techniques, within a leading clinic on the Vaud Riviera.
You benefit from modern technical facilities, personalized support, and absolute confidentiality, for both our Swiss and international clientele.
Consultation and appointments
All care begins with a consultation and a proctological examination, which establish the diagnosis and determine the most suitable technique.
The process is confidential and non-judgmental.
Your questions about proctology
Appointment
Please note that our proctology treatments are not covered by health insurance under the LAMal.
Common Proctological Conditions
Proctology at Laclinic-Montreux
Around the surgery
The first consultation
The first appointment is essential to identify your needs and expectations. Our specialists will take all the necessary time to understand your demand and offer you the best advice.
Anesthesia
Sensitive to the potentially traumatic dimension of any operation, Laclinic's doctors pay close attention to pain management to make the operation as comfortable and safe as possible.



