Anal Fissure Surgery

An anal fissure is a small, painful tear in the lining of the anal canal that causes severe pain and burning during bowel movements.

If it doesn't heal with therapy, surgical treatment is recommended to permanently resolve the issue.

At Medical Time hospital, fissure surgery is performed quickly, safely, and with minimal recovery time.

The procedure is done under local or short-term anesthesia, without pain or discomfort.

Our team uses modern surgical methods that enable faster healing and a lower risk of complications.

After the surgery, symptoms subside, and the patient can return to normal function in just a few days.

Timely intervention prevents chronic pain, infections, and psychological stress.

Fissures are a common and unpleasant problem, but they are successfully treated with a professional approach.

Medical Time offers complete diagnostics, surgery, and postoperative care in one place.

Schedule an examination and solve the problem that is disrupting your daily life.

The most common procedure performed is a lateral sphincterotomy, which reduces muscle spasm and allows the wound to heal.

The procedure lasts about 20 minutes and can be done on an outpatient basis.

It is performed under local, spinal, or short-term general anesthesia, depending on the agreement with the patient.

The doctor makes a small incision in the muscle that is causing pressure and pain, which allows the fissure to heal.

After the surgery, the patient is kept for a short observation period and goes home on the same day.

No stitches are left, and the wound heals naturally within a few days.

At Medical Time, the procedure is performed under sterile conditions, without waiting, and with minimal risk.

The doctor provides clear instructions on diet, hygiene, and any potential therapy after the procedure.

Most patients feel relief after their first pain-free bowel movement.

The procedure is fast, safe, and allows for a complete recovery from a long-term problem.

Fissures that last longer than 6 weeks often transition into a chronic state and are more difficult to heal without surgery.

A long-term fissure causes constant pain, bleeding, and creates fear of bowel movements.

With surgical treatment, the problem is resolved quickly and permanently.

Early resolution reduces the risk of infections, inflammations, and the formation of fistulas.

Preserving the normal function of the anal sphincter is possible with a properly performed procedure.

Physical and psychological discomfort quickly disappear after the intervention.

Without treatment, patients often develop anxiety, sleep disorders, and avoid meals due to fear of pain.

Medical Time offers a reliable team and modern methods that provide excellent results.

The intervention is short, and the effect is long-term.

Don't wait for the pain to become a daily occurrence. Solve the problem with professional help.