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Beautiful and healthy legs

Insufficiency of the superficial veins, or varicose veins, occurs in every third inhabitant of the world. Untreated varicose veins contribute to swelling of the legs, a network of expanded blood vessels on the legs, skin changes, the formation of trophic ulcers and the development of blood clots, which significantly affect the quality of a person's life.

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Leg vein treatment

Laser surgery
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Laser surgery
Starting from 850.00 EUR
Sclerotherapy
Sclerotherapy
Starting from 170.00 EUR
Laser sclerotherapy
Laser sclerotherapy
Starting from 350.00 EUR
Lymphatic drainage
Lymphatic drainage
Starting from 30.00 EUR
Compression therapy
Compression therapy
Starting from 30.00 EUR
Trophic ulcer treatment
Trophic ulcer treatment
Starting from 490.00 EUR
Remote phlebologist consultation
Remote phlebologist consultation
Starting from 30.00 EUR

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Frequently asked questions
Schedule a consultation with a phlebologist (vein specialist) if you notice enlarged veins or spider veins, or experience heaviness, itching, burning sensations, or swelling in your legs. If you develop sudden leg pain, redness, and significant swelling, seek urgent medical attention.
The doctor discusses your symptoms, examines your legs, and performs a duplex ultrasound scan to assess the deep and superficial veins. This examination allows the doctor to evaluate blood flow, check how well the vein valves are functioning, and identify affected sections of the veins. After the examination, the doctor explains the diagnosis and, if necessary, develops a personalized treatment plan.
The most suitable treatment method is determined by a phlebologist (vein specialist) after a physical examination and duplex ultrasound scan. Depending on the condition of your veins and the goal of treatment, options may include endovenous laser treatment, sclerotherapy, CLaCS (cryolaser and cryosclerotherapy), compression therapy, or a combination of several methods. Not all visible veins require the same type of treatment.