Haemorrhoid Artery Embolisation: A Revolutionary Treatment Now Available in Australia

Introducing Haemorrhoid Artery Embolisation (HAE)

Bleeding haemorrhoids can severely impact quality of life. While traditional surgery (haemorrhoidectomy) is effective, it often comes with significant discomfort and extended recovery time. Today, there’s a modern alternative that is changing lives: Haemorrhoid Artery Embolisation (HAE).

Meet the Expert: Dr. Shady Osman

Dr. Shady Osman is the leading specialist in Haemorrhoid Artery Embolisation across Australia. He introduced this technique to the region after training under the procedure’s pioneer, Dr. Vincent Vidal, in France.

Dr. Osman has since helped countless patients avoid surgery through this safe, effective, and minimally invasive solution.

What Is Haemorrhoid Artery Embolisation?

HAE is a non-surgical procedure performed by interventional radiologists. Using image-guided techniques, a small catheter is inserted through the groin or wrist to block the arteries supplying blood to the haemorrhoids. With reduced blood flow, the haemorrhoids shrink and symptoms resolve.

Why Choose HAE Over Surgery?

Benefits of Haemorrhoid Artery Embolisation:

  • Minimally invasive – no stitches

  • Less pain and discomfort post-procedure

  • Faster recovery time – most return to normal activity within days

  • Performed under local anaesthesia – avoids general anaesthesia risks

  • Reduced risk of complications such as infection or anal stenosis

  • Outpatient procedure – no hospital stay required

  • Preserves anal function – minimal impact on continence or sensitivity

Is HAE Right for You?

If you suffer from chronic bleeding haemorrhoids and want to avoid traditional surgery, HAE may be your ideal solution. A consultation with Dr. Shady Osman is easy, quick and simple to book.

Contact our team today to schedule a consultation with Dr. Shady Osman, the leading specialist on Haemorrhoid Artery Embolisation in Australia.

📞 Call us at +61 2 9197 8102
📩 Or Click here to request an appointment online.

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