“What is the best treatment for varicose veins?”

Hello, I'm Nara, specializing in veins as part of Dr. Pabarue’s esteemed team. Today, we boast a range of cutting-edge options. Among the recommended vein treatments available at our office are Radiofrequency Ablation, Laser Ablation, and Sclerotherapy Injections. Determining the optimal treatment for your unique situation depends on various factors, including the size, location, and severity of varicose veins, as well as considerations like age, weight, and lifestyle. The most effective way to ascertain the ideal approach for you is to schedule an evaluation with our board-certified vein specialists. We prioritize patient-centered care and tailor treatment plans meticulously to address your specific symptoms.

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Varicose veins less than 5 mm should be treated by sclerotherapy more than that just stab phlebectomy of only the varicose veins sparing the great saphenous or lesser saphenous vein . Varicosity is always the tributary of these major veins and only tributary to be addressed.

Hi First we need to try compression socks, leg elevation and walking exercise. If there is no improvement in symptoms, then we get an ultrasound to evaluate the valves in the lower extremity veins and then we discuss surgery which includes ablting the vein that has bad veins and remove the varicose veins through small incisions.

There is no 1 simple answer. It depends on several factors. Consultation with a vein specialist is best

It’ll depend on the results of leg ultrasound report and the duration and nature of your symptoms. Typically most common variety of varicose vein associated with long saphenous vein incompetence a trial of compression stockings is initiated. Afterwards vein closure with or without stab phlebectomy is recommended for majority of the varicose vein patients. Life style changes such as limb elevation at rest, weight loss and exercises are also helpful.
So best result would be a combination of above.
Best regards,
Umashankar Ballehaninna

An initial consultation is needed to evaluate each person. The findings of this visit will determine if an ultrasound of your legs is necessary to measure the extent and location of any venous insufficiency. An individualized care plan will be developed for each person depending on the consultation and ultrasound results and personal expectations.

Venous ablation

Most varicose treatment initially is support compression stockings along with duplex venous imaging. Sclerotherapy for cosmetics and sometimes for symptomatic vein. Endovenous ablation for superficial veinous incompetent veins.