Chronic Venous Insufficiency also known as Varicose Vein Disease Varicose Vein Disease Treatment with EVLT Spider Veins Disease Treatment with Vein Wave System Spider Veins Treatment with Sclerotherapy
When do I remove the compression bandages? The bandages applied at the end of the operation should be removed after two days. At this point, you can have a bath or shower and then apply your compression stockings. How long do I wear the compression stockings for? Compression stockings should be worn for two weeks. […]
Brief comparison between traditional surgical versus more advance laser varicose vein treatment Traditionally surgical treatment was the only effective treatment for varicose and spider veins, but the role of surgery is undoubtedly being re-calculate with the development of other new treatments over the last 15 to 20 years. Surgery still has the place in the […]
SPIDER VEINS Spider veins don’t always need treatment but if these cause you pain and discomfort, you may need to have treatment. What are the spider veins? Spider veins are common condition that more often affect adults. These abdominally large vessels affect women mostly than man, appears most often on legs and rarely on hands […]
The Venacure EVLT procedure uses a minimally invasive endovenous laser to treat varicose veins and is a clinically proven alternative to traditional and painful ligation and stripping surgery. It requires no general anesthesia and offers minimal risk and shorter recovery time. The VenaCure EVLT procedure uses the latest generation of EVLT® catheter, which has been […]
VenaCure EVLT treatment eliminates unsightly varicose veins with no hospital stay, minimal-to-no scarring, no lengthy recovery and minimal-to-no side effects. In less than an hour, you can be free from bulging, twisted varicose veins and back to enjoying your everyday activities. The VenaCure EVLT procedure is safe, fast, and effective. With VenaCure EVLT treatment by […]
Understand Varicose & Spider Vein disease To understand vein disease, which is the primary cause of varicose veins, it’s first important to understand the venous system of the human body. The venous system is the part of the circulatory system that returns deoxygenated blood through veins back to the heart to be recirculated. By contrast, […]
Varicose veins of the legs are a common problem that particularly affects women. Small purple, blue or red veins can form anywhere on the leg, from the top of the thigh to the ankle, remaining close to the surface of the skin. Several factors can cause varicose veins, including heredity, pregnancy, weight, occupations or activities […]
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