Thanks to modern venous surgery, it is possible to offer patients comprehensive care for venous system diseases. With minimally invasive methods, treatment is performed on an outpatient basis, without the need for anesthesia.
Thanks to modern venous surgery, it is possible to offer patients comprehensive care for venous system diseases – varicose vein surgery. We use minimally invasive methods and treatment is performed on an outpatient basis, without the need for anesthesia. We utilize the most modern and highly innovative minimally invasive methods (thermal – laser/radiofrequency ablation, non-thermal – venous glue, mechano-chemical ablation).
Our philosophy is based on the continuous education of our specialists, so all our procedures comply with current recommendations from international professional societies. The goal is not only the therapeutic effect but also the aesthetic result of the procedure.
Varicose veins (varices) are one of the manifestations of chronic venous insufficiency (chronic vein insufficiency – CVI), specifically the second stage of this condition. The most common manifestations of chronic venous insufficiency include pain, swelling, and visible varicose veins (varices), which in the initial phase may not limit the patient in any way; however, as the disease progresses, chronic venous insufficiency can manifest itself, for example, through the development of inflammation or leg ulcers. In rare cases, the disease can even result in pulmonary embolism.
Treatment is primarily indicated for symptomatic patients who suffer from swelling, cramps, pain, and a feeling of heavy legs. Targeted treatment will eliminate symptoms and prevent the progression of the disease to a more severe stage. We also offer treatment to patients for whom visible varices represent an aesthetic problem and who do not show signs of CVI.
Examination including ultrasound 1,500 CZK. The above prices are for 1 limb.
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Venous surgery includes all minimally invasive methods for the treatment of varicose veins.
According to the mechanism of closure, we divide minimally invasive methods as follows:
Thermal minimally invasive methods (destruction of the vein by heat) – the procedure is performed under local, so-called tumescent anesthesia – the treated vein is surrounded by a solution with anesthetic, the aim is to prevent damage to surrounding tissues due to heat.
Non-thermal minimally invasive methods (destruction of the vein without heat application), without the need for anesthesia
If the lateral varicose veins are larger, all minimally invasive methods can be supplemented with so-called phlebectomy/sclerotherapy; sclerotherapy can be performed during the procedure or with a delay of 6 months.
At the patient’s request, we can supplement the procedure with analgesosedation. This involves controlled pain and anxiety relief in the presence of an anesthesiologist, but it is not general anesthesia.
This is a method where a special foamed substance (foam sclerotherapy) is injected into smaller varicose veins that are not suitable for surgical treatment. The action of this substance leads to a non-infectious chemical inflammation in the wall of the vein. The affected vein subsequently closes and the venous pattern disappears from the skin. This method is subject to strict indication. First, it is necessary to address the main cause of the disease: most often it is the so-called reflux into the main trunk vein. Sclerotherapy is usually performed as an adjunctive treatment after resolving the cause of varicose veins. As a standalone treatment, it is performed only when the underlying cause of the disease has already been removed.
