How Much Does a Hemorrhoidectomy Cost?
all-inclusive
Covers the surgeon, facility, anesthesia, and routine follow-up. No surprise bills.
CPT: 46250
A hemorrhoidectomy at Surgery Center of Oklahoma is $4,425, posted online and fixed before your surgery date. That one number covers the surgeon, the facility, anesthesia, and routine follow-up, so there are no separate bills afterward. Most hemorrhoidectomy quotes are a wide range because those fees are billed separately and the total swings with where the surgery is done. SCO’s published price sits in the lower part of that range and below the national average, and you see it before you schedule.
What a Hemorrhoidectomy Costs Elsewhere
Published cash prices for a hemorrhoidectomy run from about $3,859 to $8,178 on MDsave (in California the MDsave price is about $7,341), and a US clinic survey puts the average near $12,000. Uninsured, one surgical practice cites $5,000 to $15,000 once every fee is added in. SCO’s $4,425 is one fixed number near the low end of that full-surgery range and well below the national average, with no separate surgeon, facility, or anesthesia bill.
Transparent, All-Inclusive Pricing for Hemorrhoid Surgery
A hemorrhoidectomy is stressful enough without a confusing bill. At the Surgery Center of Oklahoma, we provide all-inclusive, bundled pricing for outpatient hemorrhoid surgery. Our upfront pricing includes the surgeon’s fee, facility fee, anesthesia, and routine follow-up care. The consultation fee ($250) is billed separately, and costs for diagnostics, overnight stays, or complications are not included.
You’ll never be surprised by hidden or unexpected medical bills.
Patient Testimonials
“We were extremely impressed with the care we received. From the front door to exit the staff were kind, courteous and professional.”
“Professional, high quality, clean, modern surgical facility at a very payable price.”
How SCO Compares
Lower Costs
Our all-inclusive bundled pricing makes procedure costs clear and affordable for patients without insurance.
Shorter Waits
Most patients are scheduled quickly, avoiding long delays.
Better Recovery
Outpatient care reduces infection risk and supports a quicker return home. Our infection rate in 2021 was 0.00% compared with the national average of 2.6%.
Personalized Care
Our team specializes in patient-centered treatment.
SCO is the only fixed point on this scale. The competitor bars are cash-price ranges you can look up on MDsave and a US clinic survey, and each is a range because the surgeon’s fee, the facility fee, and anesthesia are quoted separately. $4,425 is not the lowest number anyone can find, but it is the only one that doesn’t move, and it sits in the lower part of the range and below the national average.
What Is a Hemorrhoidectomy?
A hemorrhoidectomy is outpatient surgery to remove the swollen veins that cause hemorrhoids. It’s the most complete, longest-lasting treatment, usually recommended for large or persistent hemorrhoids that haven’t responded to creams, fiber, or minor in-office procedures. At SCO it’s done as same-day surgery, and you go home the same afternoon.
Who Is It For?
A hemorrhoidectomy is generally considered for people who have:
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Large external or internal hemorrhoids that haven’t improved with diet, creams, or banding
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Ongoing bleeding, pain, or itching that affects daily life
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Hemorrhoids that keep coming back after less-invasive treatment
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A doctor’s recommendation for surgical removal
Recovery Timeline
- Same day: you go home a few hours after surgery.
- First 1 to 2 weeks: the most tender stretch, managed with prescribed medication, stool softeners, and sitz baths.
- Weeks 2 to 4: most people are back to desk work and a normal routine, with discomfort easing steadily.
- By about 6 weeks: full healing for most patients.
Your surgeon sets your actual timeline and gives you post-operative instructions specific to your surgery.
Why Choose the Surgery Center of Oklahoma?
- All-inclusive bundled pricing with no surprise bills, ever
- Experienced, board-certified surgeons
- Physician-owned and managed facility focused on patients, not insurance companies
- Safe, accredited outpatient environment with consistently low complication rates
- Convenient Oklahoma City location with patients traveling from across the U.S.
Service Areas
We proudly serve patients in Oklahoma City, Edmond, Norman, Tulsa, and surrounding communities, but our reach extends much farther. Many patients travel to us from across the United States because our prices are published, fixed, and all-inclusive.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will insurance pay for hemorrhoid surgery?
Usually yes, when it’s medically necessary, but what you pay depends on your deductible, coinsurance, and network. SCO’s $4,425 is a flat cash price that doesn’t depend on insurance at all.
How much does a hemorrhoidectomy cost without insurance?
At SCO the all-inclusive price is $4,425, covering the surgeon, facility, anesthesia, and routine follow-up. Published cash estimates elsewhere run from about $3,859 to $8,178, and uninsured totals are often quoted as high as $5,000 to $15,000 once every separate fee is added in.
What's the difference between a hemorrhoidectomy and banding?
Banding (rubber-band ligation) is a quick in-office treatment for smaller internal hemorrhoids and costs a few hundred dollars, but it often takes several sessions and isn’t right for large or external hemorrhoids. A hemorrhoidectomy surgically removes them in one procedure and is the most complete, longest-lasting option. Your surgeon will tell you which fits your case.
Do you stay overnight after a hemorrhoidectomy?
No. At SCO a hemorrhoidectomy is outpatient surgery, so you go home the same day. Going home the same day is part of why an outpatient surgery center costs less than a hospital.
When is hemorrhoid surgery necessary?
Surgery is usually considered when hemorrhoids are large, keep coming back, or cause bleeding and pain that hasn’t improved with diet changes, creams, or minor in-office procedures. A consultation is the right way to decide, and we’re happy to arrange one.
How long is recovery after a hemorrhoidectomy?
The first one to two weeks are the most uncomfortable, managed with medication, stool softeners, and sitz baths. Most people are back to a normal routine within two to four weeks and fully healed by about six weeks.