Hemorrhoids are uncomfortable and can be painful. They’re also difficult to talk about. Don’t suffer in silence; find the key to treating hemorrhoidal veins at the Downtown Vein & Vascular Center in Brooklyn, NY. Dr. Sergei Sobolevsky, a vascular and interventional radiology specialist, who diagnoses and treats hemorrhoids through hemorrhoidal artery embolization. Hemorrhoid embolization stops your symptoms at the source. Call today for fast, pain-relieving treatment.
What Is Hemorrhoid Embolization?
Hemorrhoid embolization is a medical procedure that provides quick, effective relief from the symptoms of hemorrhoids. Embolization is a minimally invasive technique that cuts off the blood supply to the affected veins, shrinking the hemorrhoids. The reported success rate for hemorrhoidal artery embolization ranges between 93 and 100 percent.

Hemorrhoid artery embolization is a relatively pain-free solution. If you suffer from hemorrhoids, visit Sergei Sobolevsky, MD at the Downtown Vein & Vascular. He specializes in this minimally invasive procedure to relieve your symptoms. Dr. Sobolevsky and his team offer this treatment from Our Practice in Downtown Brooklyn, serving all the neighborhoods of the borough and greater New York City.
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How Is Hemorrhoid Artery Embolization Performed?
A hemorrhoidal artery embolization involves blocking the artery that supplies blood to the affected area. The treatment is typically performed as an outpatient procedure in your doctor’s office with local anesthesia. It takes about an hour and doesn’t cause much discomfort.
The embolization procedure typically involves several steps, including:
- Your interventional radiologist inserts a catheter into an artery in your groin.
- The catheter is threaded to the artery supplying hemorrhoid.
- Your doctor injects contrast dye into the artery.
- Using fluoroscopy, the radiologist is able to identify the artery on real-time imaging.
- The radiologist then blocks the blood flow to your hemorrhoid by injecting tiny particles of polyvinyl alcohol into the artery.
The procedure reduces the size and symptoms of your hemorrhoids. Once the procedure is complete, you’re discharged within a few hours. You return home with minimal discomfort. The treated hemorrhoid typically shrinks.
Hemorrhoid embolization is a highly effective, minimally invasive procedure that provides relief from the discomfort and pain associated with hemorrhoids. By targeting the blood vessels responsible for hemorrhoid formation, this treatment offers a long-lasting solution with minimal downtime. If you’re seeking a safe and efficient alternative to traditional hemorrhoid treatments, hemorrhoid embolization could be the right choice for you. Contact our experienced team at Downtown Vein & Vascular to schedule a consultation and learn more about how this advanced procedure can help improve your quality of life.
What Are the Benefits of Hemorrhoidal Artery Embolization?
The primary benefit of hemorrhoid embolization is that it’s minimally invasive and requires hardly any recovery time. Since no incisions or stitches are involved, it’s a relatively comfortable and straightforward procedure.Unlike other hemorrhoid treatments, embolization does not require cutting or removing the hemorrhoid. Benefits of hemorrhoid embolization include:
- Effectively shrinks hemorrhoids
- Minimal risk of infection or bleeding
- Short recovery time
- High success rate for treating recurrent hemorrhoids
What Are the Other Types of Hemorrhoid Treatments?
Hemorrhoid treatments alleviate pain, itching and inflammation. A variety of treatment options are available for this condition, the most common of which include:
- Over-the-counter creams and ointments, as well as prescription medications reduce your symptoms of hemorrhoids.
- Typically done while you’re under general anesthesia, this procedure involves surgically removing the affected tissue. This surgery is associated with significant post-operative pain and a prolonged recovery.
Find an interventional radiologist specializing in treating hemorrhoid embolization when considering the procedure. The team of experts at the Downtown Vein & Vascular Center is uniquely qualified to perform the procedure, offering comprehensive treatment tailored to meet your individual needs. Contact to get the treatment you need to effectively deal with your hemorrhoids.
Downtown Vein Treatment Center
480 Court Street, Ste 101
Brooklyn, NY 11231
(718) 787-5559