Carrollton Surgical Group

Specializing in personalized care and surgical excellence.

Surgeons operating

Colorectal Surgery

Colorectal surgery — which includes surgery of the colon, rectum and anus — can be necessary to effectively treat a range of issues, from colorectal cancer and polyps to digestive problems like inflammatory bowel disease (IBS), Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis and diverticulitis.

Surgery may also be necessary to treat fistulas, fissures, chronic constipation and hemorrhoids.

Choosing a skilled, highly trained and experienced surgeon improves the odds of a safe, complication-free recovery from what can often be a complicated procedure.

Robotic-assisted colorectal surgery at Tanner

Our robotic-assisted colorectal surgery care allows our experienced surgeons to perform even the most complicated procedures with unprecedented precision, improving outcomes and allowing for faster, more comfortable recoveries.

Learn more about the benefits of robotic-assisted surgery.

Our surgeons offer:

  • Colectomy
  • Colostomy
  • Hemorrhoidectomy
  • Proctectomy
  • And more
Doctor visiting a patient prepared for surgery.

Colorectal Cancer Treatment

Our approach to colorectal cancer combines expertise and compassion.

Operating room at Tanner Medical Center/Villa Rica.

Surgery at Tanner

Learn more about our surgery centers, services and commitment to care.

Blogs

Minimally-Invasive Surgery with Interventional Radiology
Minimally-Invasive Surgery with Interventional Radiology

Minimally invasive interventional radiology procedures are revolutionizing patient care with dramatically shorter recovery times and reduced pain compared to traditional surgery.

How to Prevent Post-Surgical Infections and Complications
How to Prevent Post-Surgical Infections and Complications

Undergoing surgery can be a transformative experience, leading to improved health and quality of life. However, the risk of post-surgical infections and complications can be a concern for both patients and healthcare providers. Taking proactive steps before, during and after surgery can significantly reduce the chances of these complications and contribute to a smooth recovery.

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