Vein Electrowelding
Contraindications
- Allergic reaction to the components of the tumescent solution or anesthesia
- Pregnancy
- Tendency to keloid scar formation
- Connective tissue disorders in the decompensated stage
- Lower limb atherosclerosis with arterial occlusion or thrombosis
The procedure closes the altered, non-functioning vein using thermal radiofrequency energy. Blood flow is redistributed to healthy veins.
The method is performed through punctures, with no sutures or incisions as in classic traditional surgery, always with local tumescent anesthesia along the treated vein.
Wearing compression garments as recommended by the doctor is required during the postoperative period.
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