Endovenous laser therapy involves having a fiber put into the vein. A light from a laser is shone into the inside of the vein. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endovenous_laser_treatment
Endovenous laser therapy is used to to treat varicose veins, which are veins that have become engorged due to age or injury and are considered unsightly.
Endovenous Laser Therapy is a procedure done to eliminate varicose veins. There are many Doctors/Facilities that offer this procedure. http://doctorfinders.com/endovenous.php
you need an ultrasound (duplex) scan done to see if the main vein or part of it is still there- that is the one which can have endovenous laser done to it. you need an ultrasound (duplex) scan done to see if the main vein or part of it is still there- that is the one which can have endovenous laser done to it.
It is a new procedure used for varicose veins in the leg. It is actually used as an alternative to methods. It is less invasive.
Some uses of an endovenous laser are for the treatment of varicose veins. They're use to remove any unwanted veins on your skin, but may cause some complications if done incorrectly.
Laser therapy seems to work to correct eyes when people are nearsighted or farsighted. It is also reported to help people with cataracts and macular degeneration.
They can be removed many ways, such as; compression stockings, sclerotherapy, surface laser treatments, endovenous techniques (laser and radiofrequencies), and surgery
Laser therapy is one means of treating varicose veins. The laser works to destroy and damage the vein. The laser closes the vein preventing it from spreading further.
...I had EVLT (endovenous laser therapy) for vericose and spider veins. That very same evening I broke out with enormous raised, red, welts. They started on my upper left thigh -- measuring about 4" X 7" in size. Then they spread to my other thigh, stomach, and untimately my feet -- major swelling. The doctors blamed it on Lamisil -- a drug I had been taking orally for the last week for toe nail fungus. They assumed it was an allergic reaction. I have my doubts now, since it has been over three months now, and the welts will come and go without warning. The Lamisil is out of my system now. The laser therapy is the thing that seemed to "trigger" the welts. It's almost as if the laser therapy resurrected something dormant in my system that is no longer dormant and continues to rear its head without warning. So, I am convinced that laser therapy CAN provoke hives/welts. (By the way, I hav been to several doctors -- PCP, and allergist. They are dumbfounded and can't find a cause . I did blood work...but I have always been suspicious of the laser therapy timing of these events.
MLS LASER therapy is an abbreviation for "Multi-wave Locked System".
Whereas facial spider and reticular veins are easily removed by topical lasers, large and bulging leg varicose veins can only be removed by endovenous laser techniques, such as Endovenous Laser Treatment (EVLT). The procedure involves inserting a laser fiber inside a vein, guiding it in the vein with the help of Ultrasound Imaging, and then applying laser pulses. It is usually performed in a doctor's office using local anesthesia only.
There are many websites and resources that offer information on laser hair therapy. Some of the websites that offer information on laser hair therapy are Bauman Medical and ASDS.