Scottsdale Non-Invasive Hemorrhoid Removal | Pain-Free Treatment Announced

Jul 18, 2023

Elite Banding (480-809-0996), a gastroenterologist and hemorrhoid specialist, announced a new pain-free hemorrhoid removal procedure for patients in Scotssdale and the Greater Phoenix Metro Area.

Scottsdale, United States - July 18, 2023 /PressCable/ —

Patients experiencing hemorrhoid symptoms such as bleeding, burning, itching, and swelling, can now opt for this non-invasive CRH O’Regan procedure for fast hemorrhoid removal at Elite Banding.

More details can be found at https://www.elite-banding.com/

The recently announced treatment can be completed in under a minute and does not require preparation, sedation, or downtime. Elite Banding notes that over 99% of its patients experience relief after 3 treatments and many have reported permanent results.

According to the NIDDK, 75% of people will experience hemorrhoids in their lifetime. Despite how common they are, the institute notes that only 4% of individuals ask for help and are discouraged by the idea of invasive and painful surgery.

Elite Banding provides a pain-free alternative to Hemorrhoidectomy surgery that involves excision and conventional hemorrhoid banding with metal clamps. “Elite Banding was founded for the sole purpose of fixing hemorrhoids,” said a spokesperson. “We don’t have a stake in the medical game. No pushing of extra products, medications, or treatment options that just do not work. We offer pain-free hemorrhoid removal - that’s all.”

During Elite Banding’s procedure, a rubber band is applied to the base of the hemorrhoid using gentle suction to restrict its blood flow. This causes the hemorrhoid to shrink and fall off in the following days. The clinic notes that most patients do not notice when this happens.

The CRH O’Regan System is used to treat internal hemorrhoids, however, since internal and external hemorrhoids often co-exist, patients may experience a reduction in external symptoms after the procedure as well.

Elite Banding is owned by Meheen Sheikh, MD, a board-certified gastroenterologist, and hemorrhoid specialist. Its treatment is covered by most insurance policies.

“I worked in a clinic where I was the only gastroenterologist performing pain-free hemorrhoid removal. I removed tons of hemorrhoids and my patients were truly grateful. I could see how removing their hemorrhoids allowed them a better quality of life, which made me happy. That prompted me to found Elite Banding, a clinic that only specializes in pain-free hemorrhoid removal,” said the founder.

Interested parties can find more information at https://www.elite-banding.com/

Contact Info:
Name: Hasaam Sheikh
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Organization: Elite Banding
Address: 9700 N 91st Street Suite A-115, Scottsdale, Arizona 85258, United States
Phone: +1-480-809-0996
Website: https://www.elite-banding.com/

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