Via the blemishes of legs with the laser

Although they do not constitute a dangerous pathology, it is advisable not to take them lightly.
Varicose veins, or spider veins, are evident dilations of the main superficial veins of the lower limbs which often take on a tortuous course. The dilatation, often accompanied by swelling and a sense of exhaustion, is caused by the increase in blood pressure on the walls of the veins as a result of various situations that reduce the ability of the veins to drain blood properly, such as obesity and poor posture.
Known to alleviate various pathologies related to skin health, the laser provides an effective and minimally invasive solution also in combating varicose veins.

How does it work

The thermal energy of the laser is concentrated on the varicose vein which, through a thin catheter, is closed and disappears. This is how an internal cicatrization of the saphenous vein takes place, the vein responsible for the reflux and stagnation of blood.
The surgery does not cause pain , only slight discomfort.
Furthermore, providing local anesthesia without sedation, once finished, the treatment allows an immediate recovery, allowing you to return to your activities after just a few minutes.
At the end of the session, the treated area is bandaged, which will be replaced the following day by an elastic compression stocking. It is recommended to protect the skin from the sun and keep it hydrated by using protective creams.
Generally 1-2 sessions may be sufficient for the treatment of varicose veins, but the duration of the course (up to a maximum of 6 months) varies according to the starting conditions, to be evaluated together with our specialists.