Hemorrhoid Artery Embolization (HAE) in Cherry Hill
Are you dealing with painful hemorrhoids that cause bleeding? Hemorrhoid artery embolization (HAE) can help. This minimally invasive procedure offers long-lasting relief from hemorrhoids and rectal bleeding, with a majority of people seeing an improvement in symptoms within one month of treatment.
Hemorrhoid artery embolization provides relief by reducing the blood supply to the hemorrhoids. It is performed by an interventional radiologist in an outpatient setting—that means you can go home the very same day.
HAE is the best treatment if you suffer from hemorrhoids that cause rectal bleeding and have not been successfully treated with hygiene, diet, or medication. Get relief and get back to your daily routine with hemorrhoid artery embolization.Request an Appointment
Benefits of Hemorrhoid Artery Embolization
- Requires no incision - minimally invasive
- Requires only conscious sedation
- Does not cause scarring
- Offers a faster, virtually painless recovery time at home
- Provides a reduced risk of infection
- Makes it less likely for hemorrhoids to come back

Vascular care has evolved. It's about choices
People living with vascular conditions don’t want overnight stays in the hospital, lengthy recovery periods, and scheduling issues. They want to return to their daily lives quickly. Located near Philadelphia in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, we deliver a different healthcare experience; one that is invested in people, communication, and best-in-class care. At Azura Surgery Center Cherry Hill, we are committed to superior service and delivering far more. Our licensed and renal-focused ambulatory surgery center offers minimally invasive vascular procedures for dialysis access care and maintenance, hemorrhoid artery embolization, uterine fibroid embolization, and more.

Meet our care team at Azura Surgery Center Cherry Hill

David Goldstein, DO
Dr. Goldstein is an interventional radiologist and medical director of Azura Surgery Center Cherry Hill, who specializes in hemorrhoid artery embolization.