Our Treatment

Many different varicose vein treatments exist and our clinic provides specialized treatments not often available elsewhere.

Ambulatory phlebectomy
This technique consists of a surgical removal of varicose veins, especially the superficial branches.The skin is punctured with a needle, and the diseased veins are gently removed with a tiny microsurgery hook inserted in the needle hole. This treatment is performed under local anesthesia and causes very little bleeding. Since the incisions are not done with a scalpel but with the cutting tip of a needle, the sutures are minimal and the scars are usually imperceptible after several weeks.
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Endovenous laser
This technique consists of introducing a laser fiber, under the skin near the calf or knee region. The varicose vein is then closed (cauterized) due to the heat generated by the laser light. The sealed saphenous vein completely disappears a few months later. The treatment is performed under local anesthetic only.
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VenasealTM Closure System
This technique involves injecting a small amount of medical adhesive into the diseased vein. The adhesive obstructs the diseased vein, and the blood is then redirected to healthy veins nearby, improving blood circulation.
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Saphenectomy (« Stripping »)
This procedure is performed under general or spinal anesthesia. The surgeon makes an incision in the groin area and performs ligation of the vein to its origin. Subsequently, several incisions are made over the length of the leg from the thigh down. The vein is then eradicated, often leaving visible scars.
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Vein disease

If you have the following symptoms you probably suffer from venous disorder:

What are varicose veins?

Varicose veins are distended and twisted veins. This abnormal and permanent swelling is caused by a loss of elasticity of the veins’ walls and valves.

Why do veins become problematic?

Veins are part of a redundant system which brings the blood back to the heart, therefore, the veins in our legs must normally work against gravity. Vein walls and valves may lose their elasticity and become contorted, insufficient vessels. These varicose veins may slow down or interrupt the normal blood flow and become an obstacle to the return of the blood to the heart .

Varicose vein problems may lead to serious complications if left untreated

Pain Heaviness in the legs Swellings Dermatological problems (varicose eczema, stasis dermatitis, varicose ulcers, bleedings, etc.) Superficial thrombophlebitis (ST) Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) Pulmonary thromboembolism

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