Vein treatment

Aesthetic arm vein miniphlebectomy removes visible veins from the arms to improve cosmetic appearance.

Preparation: A consultation determines the veins suitable for removal.

Procedure: Small micro-incisions allow the surgeon to remove visible vein segments using specialised instruments.

Recovery: Mild swelling or bruising may occur but most patients return to daily activities within a few days.

Haemorrhoid laser surgery is a minimally invasive procedure used to treat haemorrhoids by shrinking the affected tissue using targeted laser energy.

Preparation: Patients undergo consultation and may receive dietary instructions before the procedure.

Procedure: A laser probe is used to reduce blood flow to haemorrhoidal tissue, causing it to shrink.

Recovery: Patients usually return home the same day and resume daily activities within several days.

Vein closure with biological glue, often called the VenaSeal procedure, is a minimally invasive treatment that uses a medical adhesive to seal diseased veins and redirect blood flow.

Preparation: Ultrasound mapping is performed to identify the affected veins. Preparation requirements are minimal.

Procedure: A catheter is inserted into the vein and medical adhesive is delivered along the vein segment, closing it instantly without heat.

Recovery: Recovery is very fast, and patients often resume daily activities immediately or the next day.

Biological glue treatment for both legs seals diseased veins using a medical adhesive during a single session. It reduces the need for multiple procedures.

Preparation: Ultrasound examination determines the treatment plan.

Procedure: A catheter delivers medical adhesive along the affected veins in both legs, sealing them.

Recovery: Patients usually resume normal activities quickly with minimal discomfort.

Vein laser operation, also known as endovenous laser ablation (EVLA), is a minimally invasive procedure used to treat varicose veins and chronic venous insufficiency. Laser energy is delivered through a thin catheter to close the affected vein and redirect blood flow to healthier veins.

Preparation: Patients undergo a consultation and ultrasound examination to map affected veins. Doctors may recommend avoiding certain medications and wearing comfortable clothing on the day of the procedure.

Procedure: Under local anaesthesia, a laser fibre is inserted into the diseased vein through a small puncture. Laser energy heats the vein wall, causing it to collapse and seal.

Recovery: Walking is encouraged shortly after treatment. Most patients return to normal activities within a few days, while compression stockings support the healing process.

Laser vein surgery for both legs treats varicose veins affecting both lower limbs in one procedure. The treatment closes diseased veins and improves blood circulation.

Preparation: Patients undergo ultrasound diagnostics and receive instructions regarding medications and compression therapy.

Procedure: Under local anaesthesia, a laser fibre is inserted into the affected veins in both legs. Laser energy seals the vein walls, allowing blood to reroute through healthy veins.

Recovery: Patients are encouraged to walk after the procedure and typically resume daily activities within several days.