Varicose Veins Laser Surgery

Symptoms of Varicose Veins
Recognizing the symptoms early can prevent worsening of the condition. Common signs include:
Visible, twisted, bulging veins, especially on the legs
Aching or heavy feeling in the legs
Burning, throbbing, or muscle cramping
Swelling in the lower legs and ankles
Itching around veins
Skin discoloration around the varicose vein
Pain that worsens after sitting or standing for a long time
If you or your loved one notice these symptoms, consulting a vascular specialist is the first step to finding the right solution.
What is Laser Surgery for Varicose Veins?
Treatment Process
Diagnosis:
Clinical examination and Doppler Ultrasound are used to map the affected veins and determine the severity.
Laser Procedure:
A fine laser fiber is inserted into the vein through a small puncture.
Laser energy is delivered precisely, closing the vein from the inside.
The body naturally absorbs the sealed vein over time.
Post-Procedure Care:
Patients can usually walk immediately after the procedure.
Compression stockings are recommended for 1-2 weeks.
Normal activities can often resume within 24-48 hours, with only strenuous exercises restricted for a short time.
Precautions Before & After Laser Surgery
To ensure a smooth and successful recovery, patients are advised to follow certain guidelines:
Before Treatment:
Share complete medical history, including other conditions like diabetes or heart issues.
Avoid blood thinners and anti-inflammatory drugs a few days prior (as advised by your doctor).
Wear comfortable clothing on the day of the procedure.
After Treatment:
Wear prescribed compression stockings as advised to promote healing.
Walk regularly to maintain circulation.
Avoid heavy lifting and prolonged standing for a few weeks.
Attend follow-up appointments for ultrasound checks.