Timely treatment by a vascular surgeon-phlebologist, even with minimal changes, allows you to eliminate pathological changes in time and achieve a good clinical and cosmetic effect.

Doctor: Pavel Yuryevich Parshin

Varicose veins are a slowly progressing condition, and veins that are closed with laser radiation usually do not recover, but new areas of varicose veins may appear.

Doctor: Pavel Yuryevich Parshin

Unfortunately, no, the development of varicose veins is caused by pathological reflux through failed venous valves from the deep venous system to the superficial one. Conservative treatment in the form of phlebotonics and therapeutic compression knitwear can slow down the development of varicose veins, and the cause of varicose veins can only be eliminated surgically. Depending on the severity and prevalence of varicose veins, both classical surgical interventions and intravenous ones are used: radiofrequency or laser obliteration. In the presence of varicose veins with a small diameter of up to 3 mm, micropenic (foam-form) sclerotherapy is performed, and in the presence of vascular asterisks, percutaneous laser obliteration is the method of choice.

Doctor: Pavel Yuryevich Parshin