Varicose veins are bulging, often painful veins. Fortunately, there are several varicose vein treatments available, ranging from surgical stripping to sclerotherapy injections. Our sister company, The Vein Institute, offers non-surgical procedures for this condition. Founded in 2014 by Dr Zil Yassine, the clinic consists of experienced doctors, nurses, and sonographers using the latest proven methods to ensure a comfortable and effective treatment process
Why The Vein Institute
Minimally Invasive
The Vein Institute treatments are non-surgical, only requiring tiny 1mm incisions and syringe injections to seal the varicose vein and let your body absorb it.
98% Success Rate
The medical team of The Vein Institute use the latest technology and tailor your treatment plan to ensure the best possible results.
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The Vein Institute strives to provide you with everything you need to make an informed decision. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to ask.
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Treatment options
Endovenous Laser Ablation involves making a tiny 1mm incision and guiding a laser fibre through the problem vein. Your practitioner will ablate the vein with heat energy, sealing it shut for your body to absorb.
Radiofrequency Ablation is similar, but it uses radiofrequency bursts instead. RFA and EVLA are gold-standard treatments with a 98% success rate and very low risk (<1%) of complications.
Sclerotherapy for varicose veins this treatment is typically reserved for the smaller and twisted veins that the EVLA fibre can’t easily get through.
ClariVein uses a sclerosant distributed through a special catheter with a rotating tip. The tip penetrates the vein wall, and the sclerosant irritates it, sealing the vein. Unlike liquid sclerotherapy, ClariVein can be used on medium-sized varicose veins.
The benefits of treatment
- Smoother leg appearance
- Treating non-surgically means no general anaesthetic and minimal downtime
- Effective for spider and other small veins
- Reduce your risk of complications like deep vein thrombosis, varicose eczema, and ulceration
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