Hemorrhoid Treatment (Banding & Surgery)
In-office rubber-band ligation, sclerotherapy, or infrared coagulation shrinks internal hemorrhoids; surgical hemorrhoidectomy handles severe or prolapsed cases.
- Success rate
- 90%
- Avg cost (US)
- $500–$3,000
- Recovery
- 3–7 days
- US volume / yr
- ~1,000,000
Browse verified gastroenterology providers who offer this procedure.
Adults with recurrent bleeding, itching, prolapse, or pain not resolved by fiber, hydration, and topical care.
In-office banding takes minutes with no anesthesia. Surgical options are outpatient under sedation or general.
In-office: mild discomfort for 24–48 hours. Surgical: 1–2 weeks of significant recovery.
$300–$800 per in-office banding session; $2,000–$5,000 surgical hemorrhoidectomy.
Questions to ask your doctor
- Am I a candidate for banding vs surgery?
- How many sessions will I likely need?
- What is your recurrence rate?
Frequently asked
Recurrence is possible without lifestyle changes — fiber, hydration, and avoiding straining are essential.
Most patients feel pressure or a dull ache for a day, not sharp pain.
Related patient questions
Find a board-certified gastroenterology provider in your area.
Related procedures
General information only — not medical advice. Always consult a qualified clinician for your specific situation.