This procedure is the latest treatment for varicose veins, it is the minimally invasive alternative to conventional vein surgery. It is safe, fast and effective.
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This procedure has been done for decades and has been proven to be safe and effective, it has a success rate of > 95%. It involves a small incision in the groin and removal of the “damaged” vein (LSV) via the groin incision.
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This procedure involves using a fine needle to inject a sclerosant( liquid) into these small veins. The sclerosant damages the lining of the veins and causes it to collapse. The veins and then reabsorbed by the body.
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Using a fine needle, sclerofoam is injected carefully into these spider veins and reticular veins. Sclerofoam is mixture of sclerosant (liquid) and air.
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This is the latest modality for the treatment of spider veins. It is fast, safe, easy and effective. The laser beam heats up the blood in these veins and causes the veins to collapse.
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This procedure involves making small incisions along the varicose veins and removing them using special tools. It may require multiple incisions and local anesthesia is needed.
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Deep vein thrombosis occurs when there is a thrombus or clot within the deep veins of the leg. This occurs as a result of injury to the vein, increased viscosity of the blood or stasis/slow blood flow.
Some women will experience unsightly varicose veins or spider veins during the course of their pregnancy.
