Instead of major surgery under general anaesthesia, modern treatments target the affected vein from within. Laser, radiofrequency or medical adhesive closes it through a 1–2 mm needle puncture. No incisions or surgical scars, and you usually go home the same day.
Individual anaesthesia plan. The doctor chooses local anaesthesia or medication-induced sleep after examination.
Outpatient care. A procedure usually takes around 30–90 minutes depending on the method and extent of treatment. The team determines when you can go home after assessing your condition.
Ultrasound-guided Every step is monitored in real time using an expert-class General Electric ultrasound system.
5 treatment methods
The method is selected individually
An ultrasound assessment determines which option is suitable, based on the vein's diameter and condition and on your needs. Treatments are sometimes combined for the best result.
The gold standard
Endovenous laser ablation (EVLA)
A 1940 nm laser closes the affected vein from within using a thin single-use fibre. Treatment is performed through a puncture under ultrasound guidance.
Radial laser fibre with 360° contact with the vein wall
No incisions, outpatient
A well-established treatment with proven effectiveness
A Medtronic ClosureFast catheter closes the vein with controlled radiofrequency heat, segment by segment, while monitoring temperature and tissue resistance.
Medtronic equipment used by an official clinical trainer
VenaSeal closes the vein with medical adhesive rather than heat. Local anaesthesia is needed only at the catheter entry site, not along the entire vein.
No compression stockings after the procedure
Minimal discomfort; well suited to summer treatment
A fine needle delivers a sclerosant solution that closes spider veins and small veins. They gradually fade. Ultrasound guidance is used when indicated.
Treats spider veins and thread veins
Ultrasound-guided foam sclerotherapy for small tributary veins
Large varicose tributaries are removed through 1–2 mm needle punctures using a specialised hook. The punctures do not require stitches and usually heal with minimal visible marks.
The doctor uses laser, radiofrequency and ultrasound systems. Equipment helps guide the procedure, while the treatment plan is established after examination and ultrasound.
ClosureRFG™ generator
Radiofrequency ablation with temperature and tissue resistance control in real time. Made in USA.
1470 nm laser
A 1470 nm laser for endovenous ablation. A radial fiber distributes laser energy around the vein.
GE LOGIQ e
All procedures are performed under ultrasound guidance, providing a precise map of the veins.
Nouvag DP 30 pump
An infiltration pump for controlled delivery of tumescent solution during vein treatment.
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