• By direct laser irradiation of the inner wall of the problem vessel through a fiber as thick as a human hair,
  the walls of the dilated vein are "glued" together, and the closed vein is gradually absorbed in the body.

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    1
    Confirming reverse blood flow
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    2
    Optical fiber getting into the vein
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    3
    Laser irradiation of the inner walls of the vein
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    4
    Vein occlusion
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    5
    End of the operation, the irradiated vein begins to be absorbed

  Features of endovenous laser surgery

  • No cuts are made
  • Minimized pain, risk of bleeding and scarring
  • Short operation time, local anesthesia
  • Hospitalization and discharge are made on the day of surgery
  • Minimal impact on the patient's body due to the use of local anesthesia

  For complete treatment and prevention of possible relapses
  it is supplemented with injection therapy

• Ultrasound-guided injection of a sclerosing agent into dilated veins that hidden between muscles and invisible to the human eye

  

  Since varicose veins, invisible to the naked eye,
  they must be treated with extreme caution by highly qualified medical personnel.
  This procedure is the most important step to prevent recurrence of varicose veins.

• Injection of a vascular sclerosing agent into an enlarged varicose vein that is visible to the naked eye - for example,
  reticular veins or fine spider veins

  

  Features of injection therapy (DGS / SCT)

  • The effects of anesthesia are minimized as well as pain, bleeding and scars
  • The procedure takes a few minutes
  • You can return to daily activities immediately after the procedure
  • The procedure is easily tolerated by elderly patients or people with serious chronic diseases.

  Injection therapy supplements laser surgery for completeness of the treatment provided and prevention of possible relapses

Each method of treatment may have side effects, consultation with a specialist is necessary