In the course of treating hemorrhoids, you can usually find people who have hemorrhoids that appear as external superfluous skin. The so-called external hemorrhoid means that the skin of the anal verge occurs as a non-hyperplastic thickening, while a simple increase in the skin of the anal verge has no symptoms. If the skin of the external hemorrhoid increases circumferentially, and there is an inability to erase or contamination, you can consider removing it along with the internal and external hemorrhoids. There is practically no point in removing simple external hemorrhoid redundancy and female anterior anal physiological redundancy, so if you simply deal with asymptomatic external hemorrhoids, it is no more than a plastic surgery of the anus.