Laser piles surgery★★★★★ · 2026
“Surgery went very smooth… the recovery has been very fast.”
Google review · read in full 106, Asmi Dreamz, Goregaon West, Mumbai 400104 Mon–Sat 10am – 8pm
Dr. Rajan Modi, MBBS, MS, FMAS, is a piles doctor in Goregaon, Mumbai with 35+ years in surgery, offering painless laser piles treatment and MIPH (stapler) surgery. Most laser cases go home the same day and are back at a desk within two to three days.
Dr. Rajan Modi is a general and laparoscopic surgeon (MBBS, MS, FMAS) practising in Goregaon West, Mumbai since 1987, with a proctology practice covering piles, fissure, fistula and pilonidal sinus. He performs both laser and MIPH piles surgery at Kapadia Multispeciality Hospital and is rated 4.9 from 249 Google reviews.
Consultations are at Asmi Dreamz, Goregaon West; procedures are done as day-care wherever the grade allows. He also trains surgeons in India and abroad in minimally invasive technique, so the method offered is the one that fits your case rather than the one the clinic happens to own.
| Doctor | Dr. Rajan Modi |
|---|---|
| Qualifications | MBBS, MS (General Surgery), FMAS (Minimal Access Surgery) |
| Experience | 35+ years in surgery, practising since 1987 |
| Piles procedures | Laser hemorrhoidoplasty, MIPH (stapler), rubber-band ligation |
| Also treats | Anal fissure, fistula, pilonidal sinus, perianal abscess |
| Hospital | Kapadia Multispeciality Hospital, Goregaon (Director) |
| Clinic | 106, Asmi Dreamz, Goregaon West · Mon to Sat, 10 am to 8 pm |
| Google rating | 4.9 from 249 reviews |
People searching for the best doctor for piles in Mumbai usually want the same three things: the right procedure for their grade, a surgeon who has done it thousands of times, and a hospital behind him if anything needs more care. A 4.9 rating from 249 Google reviews says this piles doctor in Goregaon delivers on all three. Here is how.
Dr. Modi also treats hernia, varicose veins, gallbladder stones and diabetic foot, and performs endoscopy at the same hospital.
A first visit takes about 20 minutes. The examination is brief and private, and nothing is decided before the grade is known.
There is no single best method. The right one depends on the grade, the number of piles and your general health. This is how the options compare in Dr. Modi's practice.
| Compare | Conservative care | Laser piles treatmentMost common at this clinic | MIPH (stapler) | Open hemorrhoidectomy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Grade I–II | Grade II–III | Grade III–IV, circumferential prolapse | Large Grade IV, mixed or recurrent piles |
| What is done | Fibre, stool softeners, ointments; rubber-band ligation for Grade II | A laser fibre shrinks the pile from inside, with no cuts and no stitches | A circular stapler lifts prolapsed tissue back and cuts its blood supply | Piles are excised and the wound left to heal or stitched |
| Anaesthesia | None | Local or spinal | Spinal or general | Spinal or general |
| Hospital stay | None | Day-care | Usually 1 night | 1–2 nights |
| Pain after | None | Mild, 2–3 days | Mild to moderate, about a week | Moderate to significant, 2–3 weeks |
| Back to desk work | Immediately | 2–3 days | About 1 week | 2–4 weeks |
| Recurrence | Common if habits unchanged | Low when constipation is corrected | Low | Lowest |
Timelines are typical for this practice and vary by patient. Dr. Modi confirms the expected recovery for your case at consultation.
“Surgery went very smooth… the recovery has been very fast.”
Google review · read in full“The doctor explained the procedure clearly and made me feel comfortable.”
Google review · read in full“He ensures a seamless surgery… that too stitchless.”
Google review · read in full“Dr. Rajan Modi is a master surgeon.”
Google review · read in fullThe cost depends on a few things, and you get a written estimate after the consultation, before any decision. Most patients with health insurance pay little or nothing out of pocket.
Piles surgery is covered under most Indian health policies after the initial waiting period. At Kapadia Multispeciality Hospital:
At the junction of S.V. Road and M.G. Road, next to Physio Lounge / Diagno Lounge, Unnat Nagar 2. [X] minutes' walk from Goregaon station (West). [Parking note].
Piles (hemorrhoids, or bawaseer) are swollen veins in the lower rectum and anus. They cause bright-red bleeding during bowel movements, itching, a lump near the anus, or pain. They are graded I to IV by how far they prolapse, and the grade decides whether diet, medicines, laser or stapler surgery is the right treatment.
Grade I and most Grade II piles settle with diet and medication. Persistent bleeding, a lump that does not go back, or Grade III–IV prolapse usually needs a procedure. For piles treatment in Mumbai, Dr. Modi offers both laser and MIPH so the method matches the grade rather than the other way round.
| Also known as | Hemorrhoids, haemorrhoids, bawaseer |
|---|---|
| Doctor | Dr. Rajan Modi, piles specialist doctor in Goregaon, Mumbai (MBBS, MS, FMAS) |
| Treatments offered | Laser hemorrhoidoplasty, MIPH (stapler), rubber-band ligation, conservative care |
| Anaesthesia | Local, spinal or short general, decided at consultation |
| Hospital stay | Day-care for most laser cases; overnight for MIPH |
| Back to desk work | 2–3 days (laser) · about 1 week (MIPH) |
| Where | Clinic: Asmi Dreamz, Goregaon West · Surgery: Kapadia Multispeciality Hospital, Goregaon |
| Insurance | Cashless available with empanelled insurers & TPAs |
Piles are common and often mild, but bleeding from the back passage should never be assumed to be piles without an examination, so consult a piles specialist in Goregaon early rather than waiting it out. The same symptom can come from an anal fissure, a polyp, or, rarely, bowel cancer, which is why Dr. Modi sometimes advises a colonoscopy first.
Where the piles sit and how far they prolapse decides the treatment. Dr. Modi grades every patient at the first visit before recommending anything.
Inside the rectum. Usually painless; bleeding is the first sign. May prolapse through the anus as they enlarge.
Under the skin around the anus. Visible, itchy and sore, especially when sitting or during a bowel movement.
A clot forms inside an external pile, causing sudden, severe pain and a hard purple lump. Needs prompt attention.
Internal piles that have come out and do not go back on their own. Cause discomfort, bleeding and hygiene problems.
Prolapsed piles are not the same as rectal prolapse, where the rectal wall itself comes out; a painful boil-like swelling is more likely a perianal abscess.
Anything that raises pressure in the veins of the anal canal for long enough. Most patients have more than one of these.
Typical course after laser piles treatment in Mumbai done as a day-care procedure. MIPH adds roughly a week at each stage.
Yes. Dr. Rajan Modi is a piles specialist in Mumbai: a general and laparoscopic surgeon (MBBS, MS, FMAS) with 35+ years in surgery whose Goregaon practice focuses on proctology: piles, anal fissure, fistula and pilonidal sinus. He performs both laser hemorrhoidoplasty and MIPH, so the treatment is chosen by grade rather than by the one method available.
Look for a piles doctor in Mumbai who offers more than one method (laser, MIPH and conventional) so the grade decides the treatment, who examines you with a proctoscope before advising surgery, who operates at a hospital with anaesthesia and overnight backup, and who gives a written plan and estimate. Read recent Google reviews that mention piles specifically.
Dr. Rajan Modi consults at 106, Asmi Dreamz, Goregaon West, Mumbai 400104, near Goregaon station. Procedures are performed at Kapadia Multispeciality Hospital, Goregaon. Clinic hours are Monday to Saturday, 10 am to 8 pm.
See a doctor if bleeding lasts more than a week, a lump does not go back in, pain is severe, or you are over 45 and bleeding for the first time. Bleeding should never be assumed to be piles without an examination.
The procedure itself is done under anaesthesia. Afterwards most patients report mild discomfort for two to three days, managed with routine painkillers and sitz baths, because there are no external cuts or stitches.
Laser shrinks the hemorrhoid from inside with no cuts and suits Grade II and III piles. MIPH uses a circular stapler to reposition prolapsed tissue and suits larger Grade III and IV prolapsing piles. Dr. Modi offers both and chooses by grade, not by default.
Most patients go home the same day and return to desk work within two to three days. Full activity is usually possible by about two weeks. Individual recovery varies with grade and general health.
Grade I and many Grade II piles respond to a high-fibre diet, stool softeners, topical medication and rubber-band ligation. Surgery is advised when bleeding persists, prolapse does not reduce, or symptoms affect daily life.
Piles surgery is generally covered under most Indian health insurance policies after the waiting period. Cashless admission is available at Kapadia Multispeciality Hospital with empanelled insurers and TPAs. The clinic team helps with pre-authorisation paperwork.
Recurrence is uncommon after laser or MIPH when the root cause, usually constipation and straining, is corrected. Diet, hydration and bowel habits after surgery matter as much as the procedure.
