What Is Foam Sclerotherapy? Foam sclerotherapy is a modern medical procedure used to treat small vein branches and minor varicose veins, especially those that are not suitable for laser treatment. While large, straight veins are usually treated with laser or radiofrequency methods, foam sclerotherapy is ideal for thin, twisted, or surface-level veins. How the Procedure… Read More »
What Is Radiofrequency Ablation? Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) is a modern, ultrasound-guided medical procedure used to treat varicose veins. Instead of removing veins through open surgery, RFA works from inside the vein, using controlled radiofrequency energy to permanently close the diseased blood vessel. Once the faulty vein is sealed, blood naturally reroutes through healthier veins, restoring… Read More »
What Is Microphlebectomy? Microphlebectomy is a standard and well-established part of modern varicose vein treatment. It is commonly used to remove visible, bulging surface veins and is often combined with advanced laser technologies (such as Laser 1020 systems) for comprehensive care. Why Microphlebectomy Is Considered Minimally Invasive One of the biggest advantages of microphlebectomy is… Read More »
What Are EVLA and EVRF? Modern treatment of varicose veins has advanced significantly, moving away from traditional open surgery to minimally invasive, image-guided procedures. Two of the most commonly used techniques today are: Both methods are safe, effective, and widely practiced in advanced vascular centres. How the Procedure Is Performed Although EVLA and EVRF use… Read More »
For many years, open surgery was the standard treatment for varicose veins. Patients were left with stitches, scars, long recovery times, and the fear of complications.But today, the world of vascular treatment has changed dramatically. At Avis Hospitals, we follow a simple and modern philosophy:“Treat from inside the vein first.”This approach—called the endovascular-first strategy—has transformed… Read More »