Is there a surgery to remove vericose veins?

Answer 1

the surgical treatment is called EVLT. Now that I went to them and got it done it has been the best thing possible for me because now I feel so much better I'm able to do more, and I am able to wear shorts, and my swim suite without feeling bad about my legs so i can finally enjoy time with my kids at the beach. It's a choice that I will never regret.

Answer 2

The surgery for varicose veins will depend on what procedures are available in your area. The two main non-invasive surgeries are VNUS or EVLT laser treatments and foam sclerotherapy. The laser treatments work by putting a catheter up into the vein and heating up the vein. The foam sclerotherapy works by injecting foam into the vein.

Answer 3

There is a surgery called Vein Ligation. The procedure involves making small incisions where the varicose vein begins and tying off the vein thus cutting off the blood supply to vein making the vein less visible.

Answer 4

Surgery is used to remove varicose veins from the body. It is recommended for varicose veins that are causing pain or are very unsightly, and when hemorrhaging or recurrent thrombosis appear.

Answer 5

It is frequently used if people develop more varicose veins after surgery to remove the larger varicose veins and to seal spider-burst veins for people concerned about cosmetic appearance.