With the improvement of people’s living standards and the advancement of treatment techniques and medical devices, minimally invasive treatment of hemorrhoids is becoming more and more popular. Minimally invasive treatment of hemorrhoids has the following advantages: 1. It can greatly reduce the post-operative pain of patients, especially compared to traditional surgery, minimally invasive treatment of hemorrhoids greatly reduces post-operative pain, and can even be pain-free throughout the whole process; 2. However, minimally invasive treatment of hemorrhoids also has its corresponding disadvantages, such as significantly higher treatment costs compared to traditional surgery; 3. Patients with minimally invasive treatment may also experience serious complications such as postoperative rectal bleeding, anastomotic fistula, or even rectal stenosis. Therefore, we need to look at minimally invasive treatment of hemorrhoids objectively and choose the indications reasonably so that it can be of maximum value.