Incision & Drainage
For painful thrombosed external hemorrhoids or abscesses, I&D can rapidly relieve pressure and pain.
- Targeted relief for acute pain
- Performed in-office when appropriate
Effective, Minimally Invasive Relief
We specialize in office-based treatments that resolve symptoms quickly and comfortably. Most patients return to normal activity the same day.
Same-Day Appointments
Urgent evaluations available for patients in pain.
Urgent evaluations available for patients in pain.
Minimally Invasive
No anesthesia and little to no downtime.
No anesthesia and little to no downtime.
Experienced Care
Thousands of diagnostic exams and banding procedures performed.
Thousands of diagnostic exams and banding procedures performed.
Hemorrhoid Banding (CRH O’Regan)
Fast, in-office treatment for internal hemorrhoids—no anesthesia, minimal discomfort, and quick recovery.
- Targets the cause of bleeding and prolapse
- Usually completed in minutes
- Back to normal activity right away
Diagnostic Anoscopy
A quick exam to identify the true cause of bleeding, pain, itching, prolapse, or soiling—often misattributed to hemorrhoids.
- Guides the right treatment plan
- Performed at your first visit
Surgical Care (When Needed)
When surgery is the best option, we coordinate seamlessly with general and colorectal surgeons to ensure continuity of care.
- Streamlined referral process
- Collaborative treatment planning
Postpartum Hemorrhoid Care
Hemorrhoids after childbirth are extremely common — and very treatable. We offer gentle, in-office care designed around the unique needs of new moms.
- Safe for breastfeeding mothers
- No surgery or anesthesia required
- Same-day evaluation often available
What to Expect
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Same-Day Evaluation
We review your symptoms, perform a focused exam (often with anoscopy), and discuss options right away.
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Personalized Treatment
Together we choose the safest, most effective plan—often a same-day, in-office procedure.
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Back to Life
Most patients return to normal activities immediately, with follow-up to ensure you’re healing well.
FAQs
No. You can request an appointment directly—most patients don’t need a referral.
Most patients report only brief pressure or minor cramping during the procedure. There’s usually no downtime.
We see many conditions that mimic hemorrhoids. A quick anoscopy helps us make the right diagnosis and plan.
Ready to Feel Better?
Get answers and relief—often at the same visit.