varicose veins treatment

surgical methods

STRIPPING and CROSSECTOMY

these are two classic surgical procedures often performed together by intervention on a great saphenous vein (GSV) with access through the groin area, they require general or spinal anesthesia and postoperative bed rest, 

it is a surgical removal of the entire extensive, enlarged and dysfunctional section of the trunk of a great or small saphenous vein and other varices from the circulation of venous blood of the lower limb

MINI(MICRO)PHLEBECTOMY

surgical removal of varicose veins from the subcutaneous tissue with fine instruments, while the type of anesthesia is determined by the extent of vein damage, bed rest is recommended for more demanding procedures

it is a medical procedure in which subcutaneous varicose veins are removed under general or local anesthesia according to the nature and extent of varices, vascular surgeon removes varices with a series of small, fine skin incisions, the whole procedure is performed by microsurgical surgical operation technique, after the procedure the lower limbs are compressed with bandages or stockings