Endovenous laser treatment (EVLT) and endovenous rafiofrequency ablation (EVRF)
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All varicose vein sizes can be treated
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Minimal Pain with return to work within 24 hours
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Bespoke lasers generators for different size veins and anatomy
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Useful in treating primary and secondary varicose veins
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Keyhole treatment
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Done under local anesthesia as out-patient procedure
Ultrasound – Guided Foam Sclerotherapy
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Keyhole treatment
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Useful in treating recurrent varicose veins
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Outpatient/office based treatment
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Compliments laser and radiofrequency treatment of varicose veins
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Relatively cheap
Ligation &
Stripping
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Day Case Procedure
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In Affiliated Hospitals
Varicose Veins Symptoms:
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Leg Pain and Foot Pain: Varicose veins pain is not located in any particular area, it is rather a vague ache all over the leg, lower leg, and foot. It increases as the day goes by especailly on prolonged standing.
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Swelling near the ankles: Is a frequent symptom of varicose veins almost always with a measurable difference between the two sides. In advanced conditions, the swelling creates a pit in the skin when the skin is pressed with a finger - Pitting Edema-.
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Skin symptoms: Itching, Skin Color Changes, Spider Veins, Thread Veins, and different sizes of dilated tortuous veins: Are variable in intensity, generally they remain and continue in increasing once see. In Pregnancy, the veins disappear after delivery but the condition remains in progress silently.
Disclaimer: There is no guarantee that the result will be the same, as it might vary from one individual to another.
Treatment of Varicose Veins:
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Closing of affected vein is the most effective treatment.
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Closure is done as an office procedure under local anesthesia with minimal discomfort and without incision.
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Laser is the most widely used and most effective method of endoclosures.
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We employ any of the latest other technologies if better suited to your own case.
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The usual time for completing a treatment is around half to one hour.
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You can resume normal activities afterwards.
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Remember: Stockings are not accepted as treatment for variocose veins... These are international guidelines.
Disclaimer: There is no guarantee that the result will be the same, as it might vary from one individual to another.
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