Our Embolization Services:
What Is Hemorrhoid Embolization? (HAE)?
Hemorrhoid Embolization, also called Hemorrhoidal Artery Embolization (HAE) or Embolization technique, is a minimally invasive, non-surgical procedure used to treat symptomatic internal hemorrhoids that cause bleeding, discomfort, or swelling.
Unlike traditional surgery, this advanced treatment works by blocking the abnormal blood flow feeding the hemorrhoidal tissue, leading to shrinkage and long-term relief, with no cutting, stitches, or general anesthesia.
How It Works
During the procedure, a vascular or interventional specialist:
- Inserts a small catheter through a tiny puncture in the wrist or groin.
- Uses advanced imaging guidance to locate the superior rectal arteries that supply blood to the hemorrhoids.
- Injects microscopic embolization particles to block excessive blood flow to the hemorrhoidal veins.
By reducing blood supply, the swollen hemorrhoidal tissue gradually shrinks, relieving symptoms while preserving normal rectal and anal function.



What to Expect
- The procedure typically takes 45–60 minutes under light sedation.
- You’ll go home the same day with only a small bandage, no stitches needed.
- Mild discomfort or fullness may occur for a few days.
- Noticeable improvement in bleeding and pain usually occurs within 1–2 weeks, with continued healing over several months.
A Modern Solution for Lasting Relief
At Estera, our specialists provide advanced embolization treatments that offer relief from hemorrhoids safely and comfortably, without surgery.
If you suffer from chronic hemorrhoid symptoms, schedule a consultation today to learn whether Hemorrhoid Embolization is right for you.

