Laser Surgery in Bhakkar

Laser surgery uses a focused beam of light in place of a traditional blade for selected procedures. Dr. Shehryar Niazi and his team offer laser options at the Lahore and Bhakkar clinics, matched to each patient's diagnosis.

Laser treatment without the trip to Lahore

Until recently, anyone in Bhakkar district with piles or a pilonidal sinus had two options: keep suffering, or arrange travel, a hotel stay and an attendant for surgery in Lahore or Multan. Laser proctology at Brigadier Shafiq Trust Hospital removes that barrier. The same surgeon who runs the Lahore laser service operates here, on Main Darya Khan Road opposite Aman Town.

The clinic opens from 11 AM and works by appointment on +92 318 7801855, so patients from Darya Khan, Mankera and Kallur Kot can be assessed and booked in one visit.

Why patients delay, and why they should not

Bleeding with stool is the complaint people hide longest. In most cases the cause is piles or a fissure, both very treatable. But the same symptom can come from higher in the bowel, which is why an examination matters more than a pharmacy remedy. A short assessment settles the question and, when laser treatment is suitable, the procedure itself is usually quicker than the worrying was.

Procedures we perform

Varicose veins laser treatment

Minimally invasive laser closure for painful, bulging leg veins.

Pilonidal sinus laser ablation

Keyhole laser treatment for a painful pilonidal sinus near the tailbone.

Hemorrhoids (laser hemorrhoidoplasty)

Laser treatment for piles with no major cuts and a quick recovery.

Anal fissures (laser fissurotomy)

Laser treatment for a stubborn anal fissure, done as a same-day procedure with quick recovery.

Frequently asked questions

What conditions can laser surgery treat?

Laser surgery is used for a range of conditions where precise cutting or sealing of tissue helps. During your visit, Dr. Shehryar Niazi will confirm whether it suits your case at the Lahore or Bhakkar clinic.

Is laser surgery painful?

Laser procedures are done under anaesthesia, so you should not feel pain during the operation. Most patients have less discomfort afterward than with open surgery, though this varies by person and procedure.