Non-surgical haemorrhoid treatment
Fast, effective care – without surgery
Safe, simple, non-surgical
Why choose Rectify
Fast
Treatment takes around 30 minutes, and many people feel relief straight away. No referral needed – just book directly and get seen quickly.
Specialist-led
Safe
Rectify treatment is low risk, with no need for cutting, stitching or anaesthetic. That means fewer complications – and a faster return to comfort.
Convenient
There’s no hospital stay, no downtime, and no need to take time off work. You can walk in, get treated and carry on with your day.
Clinically approved
We use a NICE-guided electrotherapy method (IPG525 & MIB201) that’s CE-marked and recognised for its safety and effectiveness by healthcare professionals.
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Your Rectify treatment journey
A safe, non-surgical treatment for internal haemorrhoids
We offer fast, effective relief from internal haemorrhoids (also known as piles) through a clinically approved electrotherapy procedure. The treatment is non-surgical, requires no sedation or anaesthetic, and involves minimal recovery time – meaning most people can return to their normal day straight after their appointment.
Some people feel an immediate sense of relief, while for others, improvement builds steadily over a few weeks.
Whatever your symptoms, we’ll support you every step of the way – starting with a friendly conversation.
Your first appointment
Your first visit usually lasts around one hour. It includes a detailed consultation, where we’ll talk through your symptoms, medical history, and any concerns you have. If you’re suitable for treatment, your appointment will also include your first session – treating up to three haemorrhoids in one go.
The examination is straightforward and discreet. While you’re lying on the couch, Dr Fox will gently insert a small plastic tube (called a proctoscope) to view the area and assess the size and position of your piles.
This helps us understand how many treatments you may need and tailor your plan accordingly.
The treatment itself
Once we’ve completed the assessment, Dr Fox will begin the treatment using a new, single-use proctoscope and probe.
The probe is gently placed on the base of each haemorrhoid for several minutes. It delivers a low electrical current, which triggers a chemical reaction that seals off the feeding blood vessel. Without its blood supply, the haemorrhoid begins to shrink naturally.
There’s no cutting, stitching or burning involved – which means no need for anaesthetic, no hospital stay, and far lower risk of pain afterwards.
Many patients feel nothing during the procedure and continue their day as normal.
Follow up and aftercare
Every patient receives personalised aftercare guidance at the end of their appointment, and we’ll follow up by phone and email about four weeks later.
During that call, we’ll check in on your symptoms, answer any questions and review your progress using your consultation notes. This is also a good opportunity to discuss whether any further treatment is needed.
Many people find that one treatment is enough. But if you have larger haemorrhoids, or several with broader bases, you may benefit from more than one session
We’ll always be honest, supportive, and clear about what to expect – with no pressure.
The cost of our treatment
We’ve made our pricing clear and flexible, so you can choose the option that suits you best. There are no hidden fees – just professional care from start to finish.
These prices apply to self-pay patients. If you’d prefer to spread the cost, we offer 0% finance options. We’re also recognised by a number of private medical insurers.
Phone pre-consultation – £90
A 20-minute call with our doctor to discuss your symptoms and answer any initial questions.
- If you decide to go ahead with treatment, the £90 fee will be discounted from the cost of your next appointment.
- Please note: this does not replace the in-person consultation and examination.
A full consultation and proctological examination – £365
A detailed assessment with our specialist, including your medical history, examination, and a tailored treatment plan. This step is required before any treatment can take place.
Treatment – £830
If you decide to proceed, your treatment session will cover up to three haemorrhoids.
Combined consultation and treatment – £1,195
You also have the option to book your consultation and treatment together.
Expert advice
Need to speak to someone?
If you’d like immediate help or advice about your symptoms, call our friendly and professional team on 0800 887981.