Anorectal Surgery in Delhi
Meet Dr Amita Jain – MBBS, MS (Gen Surgery), Fellowship (AIIMS), Military-Precision Anorectal Care: 29 Years of Surgical Excellence by Ex-Indian Army Surgeon
When you’re dealing with pain or bleeding in the rectal area, the biggest hurdles are usually embarrassment and the fear of a painful recovery. Dr Amita Jain, a Senior General & Laparoscopic Surgeon in Delhi, has spent nearly 29 years refining a surgical approach that focuses on making these treatments as discreet and painless as possible.
Her background as the first lady trauma surgeon in the Indian Army means she handles complex cases—like recurrent fistulas or high-risk piles during pregnancy—with a level of calm and precision rarely found in private practice.
Currently, the Head of Department at Artemis Lite Hospital, Dr Jain brings a level of expertise shaped by her time at AIIMS and her service as a trauma surgeon in the Indian Army.
Apart from Artemis Lite, she is also a senior general and laparoscopic surgeon at Rosewalk Luxury Maternity Hospital, Panchsheel Park, Delhi, and Rainbow Children’s Hospital, Malviya Nagar, South Delhi. She has a Post Doctoral Fellowship in Trauma & Critical Care from AIIMS, New Delhi.
"In my experience as a General, Laparoscopic and trauma surgeon for the Indian Army, precision is not optional, it is life-saving. I apply that same military discipline to anorectal surgeries, where protecting the anal sphincter muscles is the difference between a successful cure and long-term complications." — Dr. Amita Jain
What is anorectal surgery?
Anorectal surgery treats conditions of the rectal passage and surrounding tissues, such as piles, fistulas, and fissures. Dr. Amita Jain utilizes advanced laser and stapling techniques in Delhi to ensure these procedures are minimally invasive, prioritizing sphincter preservation and a 'day-care' recovery model where patients return home within 24 hours.
Dr Amita Jains says “When we talk about anorectal surgery, we are not simply talking about a procedure; we are talking about restoring your quality of life. These treatments concentrate on the rectal area to address the physical causes of chronic pain and bleeding, using modern techniques that make recovery much faster than it used to be”.
Anorectal Treatment Comparison: Laser vs. Traditional Surgery
| Feature | Dr. Jain's Approach - Laser or Stapled Surgery | Traditional Open Surgery |
|---|---|---|
| Pain Level | Minimal to none | High (requires heavy painkillers) |
| Hospital Stay | Day-care (6–12 hours) or 24 Hours | 2–4 Days |
| Recovery Time | 3–5 Days | 2–4 Weeks |
| Recurrence Risk | Extremely Low (precision-based) | Moderate |
Note - Medically Reviewed by Dr. Amita Jain | Senior General and Laparoscopic Surgeon & HOD Artemis Lite | Updated February 2026.
Treatments and Surgerie for Common anorectal conditions
Piles: Dr Jain specializes in grade 3 and 4 piles, where traditional methods often fail. By using laser and stapling techniques, she prioritizes a faster return to daily activities with minimal post-surgical discomfort.
Fistula: Dr Jain specializes in complex intersphincteric and transsphincteric fistulas. She will use advanced laser technology to close these 'tunnels' while preserving the muscle function, ensuring a high success rate with a significantly lower risk of recurrence.
Fissure: For issues such as chronic fissures that have not responded to ointments, Dr Jain provides painless laser sphincterotomy. This procedure provides immediate pain relief and lets most patients to go home the same day.
Anorectal Treatments During Pregnancy
Dr Jain ensures that pregnant women receive care tailored to their unique health needs. She focuses on safe, non-invasive remedies first to treat anorectal issues likes Piles, Fissure and Fistula, during and after pregnancy —like increasing fiber intake, sitz baths, gentle exercises, cold compresses, and hydration. These help in relieving pain, itching, and swelling naturally.
