COLORECTAL SURGEON · KPJ DAMANSARA
Lasting relief from hemorrhoids - with less pain and a faster recovery.
Minimally invasive laser treatment by Dr. Chan Siew How, a pioneer of Laser Hemorrhoidoplasty in Malaysia since 2015.
MBBS, MS (Surgery) – University Malaya
20 years experience
KPJ Damansara Specialist Hospital
Laser Hemorrhoidoplasty since 2015
WHY LASER
A modern alternative to conventional surgery.
Minimally invasive
Laser energy targets hemorrhoidal tissue precisely, with no major incisions.
Precision & control
Focused treatment limits damage to surrounding tissue.
Reduced discomfort
Most patients report less post-operative pain than with conventional surgery.
Shorter recovery
Possible same-day discharge and a quicker return to daily activities.
ABOUT DR.CHAN
A surgeon who listens.
Dr. Chan Siew How is a Consultant General Surgeon with over 20 years of experience and a pioneer of Laser Hemorrhoidoplasty in Malaysia since 2015. His approach is patient-first , careful, unhurried, and focused on lasting comfort.
Qualifications
MBBS, MS (Surgery), University Malaya
Specialty
Colorectal & minimally invasive surgery
Practising since
2015 – pioneer of laser treatment in Malaysia
Clinic
KPJ Damansara Specialist Hospital
The procedure
What to expect - three simple steps.
1
Consultation & assessment
Dr. Chan reviews your symptoms and history and recommends a plan.
2
Laser treatment
A focused laser treats the tissue precisely, minimising surrounding damage.
3
Recovery
Most patients go home the next day with detailed aftercare guidance.
Patient experiences
What patients say.
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Common questions
Understanding hemorrhoids
Hemorrhoids are common and treatable, and far more manageable than most people fear. Learn the signs, the causes, and the modern options for relief.
Common Questions
Still have questions?
Is laser hemorrhoid surgery painful?
Most patients feel only mild discomfort. The laser seals tissue as it treats, so there are no large wounds and recovery is far gentler than conventional surgery.
How long is the recovery?
It is a day-care procedure. Many patients return to light daily activities within a day or two, and to normal routines within about a week.
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