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Fistula, Fissure and Piles Surgery Cost in Delhi, Laser Included (2026)

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If you have been told you need surgery for piles, a fissure or a fistula, the cost is usually one of the first questions. This guide gives the price range at THE CLINICS in South Delhi for all proctology surgeries, explains what changes the final figure, and describes laser therapy for piles, fissure and fistula, and when it is suitable.

Proctology surgery cost at THE CLINICS: the short answer

At THE CLINICS, proctology surgeries (piles, fissure and fistula), including laser procedures, are offered as an all-inclusive package of about ₹75,000 to ₹1,50,000. This is an all-inclusive package covering the surgery, hospital stay and standard consumables. A final quotation is given once the doctor has examined the patient. Laser is included. Where your treatment falls in the range depends on the type of treatment you need.

  • Piles (haemorrhoids): laser haemorrhoidoplasty, stapler or open haemorrhoidectomy

  • Fissure in ano: laser, lateral internal sphincterotomy (LIS), fissurectomy

  • Fistula in ano: laser (FiLaC), fistulotomy, fistulectomy, LIFT or seton

  • Related problems: perianal abscess drainage, pilonidal sinus and sentinel tags are estimated separately after examination

What decides where your cost falls in the range?

1. Type of treatment

A single-site laser procedure for early piles is simpler than surgery for large prolapsing piles combined with a fissure. A simple low fistula takes less time than a complex fistula with more than one tract, which may need staged surgery or a seton. The surgeon explains which procedure suits you and why.

2. The package

The all-inclusive package covers the surgery, the hospital stay (day care or overnight) and standard consumables. The package differs by the type of procedure and the room category.

3. Tests before surgery

Routine blood tests, ECG and a review by the anaesthetist are usually needed. A complex or recurrent fistula may need an MRI of the pelvis to map the tract before surgery. A colonoscopy may be advised for some patients with bleeding.

4. Your health

Diabetes, heart disease, blood thinners and other conditions may need extra tests or a longer stay. These are discussed openly before the final quotation is given.

Laser therapy for piles

In laser haemorrhoidoplasty, a thin laser fibre delivers energy into the pile mass so that it shrinks over the following weeks. There is no large wound. It is usually done as day care at THE CLINICS MISC, Hauz Khas. It suits many patients with grade 2 and grade 3 piles that keep bleeding or prolapsing despite medicines. Very large grade 4 piles may need a stapler or open operation. Read more on our laser piles surgery in South Delhi page, and our article on whether laser surgery for piles is worth it.

Laser for fissure and fistula

For a chronic fissure, laser can be used to treat the fissure and the tight sphincter fibres. For a fistula, a laser fibre seals the tract from inside (FiLaC), which may help protect the sphincter muscles in selected fistulas. Not every fistula is suitable; a simple low fistula is often treated with fistulotomy. See laser fissure treatment, fissure in ano treatment in Delhi and laser fistula treatment.

Fistula surgery cost in Delhi

Fistula surgery at THE CLINICS is offered within the same all-inclusive package of about ₹75,000 to ₹1,50,000, with laser included. A complex or recurrent fistula, or a seton followed by a second procedure, can move the package towards the upper end, and staged procedures are quoted stage by stage. The surgeon tells you at the first visit if more than one stage is likely. A final quotation is given once the doctor has examined the patient.

Is laser always more expensive?

At THE CLINICS, laser is included in the quoted range, so the choice between laser and conventional surgery is made on medical grounds, not price. Choose a treatment because it suits your condition, not because of the method's name.

Does health insurance cover piles, fissure and fistula surgery?

Most health insurance policies cover these operations when they are medically needed, subject to waiting periods and policy terms. The desk at THE CLINICS helps you with the paperwork before admission. Insurance facilities available. Read about insurance and costs at THE CLINICS.

How to compare quotations fairly

  • Check that both quotations are for the same procedure

  • Ask whether the quotation is an all-inclusive package covering the surgery, stay and standard consumables

  • Ask who will actually do the operation, and their training and experience

  • Ask where the surgery is done and who you call at night if there is a problem

Who does the surgery?

Proctology surgery at THE CLINICS is done by Dr Saurabh Bansal, GI & laparoscopic surgeon with 18 years of experience (DMC Reg. No. 37887) and an International Clinical Fellowship in Colorectal Surgery, and Dr Aayush Nagpal, colorectal and proctology surgeon. All surgery is done at THE CLINICS MISC, Hauz Khas.

What happens on the day of proctology surgery?

  • Admission on the morning of surgery, after fasting for about six hours

  • A check by the anaesthetist; most procedures are done under spinal or short general anaesthesia

  • The procedure itself usually takes 20–60 minutes, depending on the treatment

  • Rest, a light meal and a check of passing urine before going home

  • Discharge with medicines, stool softeners, sitz-bath advice and a follow-up date

Preparing for surgery: a short checklist

  • Bring all reports, scans and a list of your medicines

  • Tell the doctor if you take blood thinners, diabetes medicines or herbal supplements

  • Arrange someone to take you home

  • Plan a few days away from heavy work, as advised

  • Stock up on fibre, fruit and stool softeners for after the procedure

Questions to ask before you agree to surgery

  • What exactly is my diagnosis: piles, fissure, fistula, or more than one?

  • Which procedure do you advise, and why for me?

  • What does the all-inclusive package cover?

  • How long before I can go back to work, drive or travel?

  • What are the common and the rare risks, including any effect on bowel control?

  • Who do I contact if I have pain, bleeding or fever after going home?

Signs to call the doctor after surgery

Some discomfort and a little bleeding with motions are expected for a few days. Call the clinic if you have heavy bleeding, fever, increasing pain, difficulty passing urine, or no motion for more than three days. In an emergency, go to the nearest hospital.

Frequently asked questions about proctology surgery cost

What is the cost of piles surgery in Delhi?

At THE CLINICS, piles surgery, including laser, is offered as an all-inclusive package of about ₹75,000 to ₹1,50,000, depending on the type of treatment. This is an all-inclusive package covering the surgery, hospital stay and standard consumables. A final quotation is given once the doctor has examined the patient.

What is the cost of fistula surgery in Delhi?

Fistula surgery at THE CLINICS is offered as an all-inclusive package of about ₹75,000 to ₹1,50,000, with laser included. Complex or recurrent fistulas that need staged surgery are quoted stage by stage. This is an all-inclusive package covering the surgery, hospital stay and standard consumables. A final quotation is given once the doctor has examined the patient.

What is the cost of fissure surgery?

Fissure surgery, including laser or LIS, is offered at THE CLINICS as an all-inclusive package of about ₹75,000 to ₹1,50,000, depending on the procedure. This is an all-inclusive package covering the surgery, hospital stay and standard consumables. A final quotation is given once the doctor has examined the patient.

Is laser included in the price?

Yes. Laser is included in the all-inclusive proctology package of about ₹75,000 to ₹1,50,000 at THE CLINICS. A final quotation is given once the doctor has examined the patient.

Is laser therapy for piles suitable for everyone?

No. It suits many grade 2 and grade 3 piles. Early piles often settle with medicines, and very large grade 4 piles may need a stapler or open operation. The surgeon advises after examining you.

Will insurance pay for laser piles surgery?

Most policies cover it when it is medically needed, subject to waiting periods and policy terms. Insurance facilities available at THE CLINICS.

How long is the hospital stay?

Most proctology procedures at THE CLINICS are day care or need one night's stay.

When can I return to work?

Most patients return to desk work within two to five days after laser procedures, and within one to two weeks after open surgery.

What is the consultation fee?

The consultation fee is ₹1,500 + ₹100 registration. A final quotation for the all-inclusive surgery package is given once the doctor has examined the patient.

Can piles, fissure and fistula come back after surgery?

They can. Keeping motions soft with fibre and water, not straining, and attending follow-up lower the chance of recurrence.

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बवासीर के लेज़र ऑपरेशन का खर्च कितना है?

THE CLINICS में बवासीर, फिशर और फिस्टुला की सर्जरी लगभग ₹75,000 से ₹1,50,000 तक होती है, और लेज़र इसमें शामिल है। अंतिम खर्च इलाज के प्रकार और पैकेज पर निर्भर करता है। यह ऑल-इन्क्लूसिव पैकेज है, जिसमें सर्जरी, अस्पताल में रहना और सामान्य कंज़्यूमेबल्स शामिल हैं। डॉक्टर द्वारा जांच के बाद अंतिम कोटेशन दिया जाता है।

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Book a consultation

Call the desk on +91 92173 81353 or +91 83683 75734, or WhatsApp +91 92173 81353. Consultation fee: ₹1,500 + ₹100 registration. Insurance facilities available.

  • THE CLINICS MISC, H2, Hauz Khas Main Road, opposite Neeli Masjid, New Delhi 110016 (surgery and OPD)

  • THE CLINICS Green Park, G-32, Green Park Main Market Road, New Delhi (OPD)

THE CLINICS has no emergency department. In an emergency, go to the nearest hospital or call 112.

This article was prepared with AI assistance for review by Dr Saurabh Bansal, GI & laparoscopic surgeon (DMC Reg. No. 37887). It is general information and not a substitute for medical advice.

 
 
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