In surgeries with Laser and Radiofrequency:
- No general anesthesia or waist anesthesia is required
- The patient is awake throughout the entire process. If necessary, supportive medications can be administered to calm the excitement.
- The procedure is performed through a catheter.
- The vein to be closed is inserted with a needle without making an incision.
- Laser or radiofrequency catheter is used to close the valve that is not working. It is advanced to the junction area where it is located
- Through ultrasonography, the area around the vein is filled with local anesthesia solution.
- Energy is given into the vein, with this energy the vein is closed and the catheter is withdrawn. .
- The vein is not taken out or torn from its branches. This minimizes post-operative bleeding under and out of the skin.
- After a while, the body dissolves this vein and destroys it.
- No stitching is required at the entry points.
- The patient can eat right after the surgery. He can stand up. He/she can walk.
- After the surgery, no pain or very slight pain is felt. It usually does not require painkillers.
- He can be discharged on the same day or the next day.
- He can return to his daily routine within 1-2 days.
- Bruising, swelling, or discomfort that may occur after treatment is temporary and can usually be controlled through prescription medications.
- Every surgical procedure carries a risk. Your doctor will explain in detail all possible reactions that may arise from the treatment applied to you.
- A walking program is recommended for the patient during the healing process of the area.
- It is sufficient to wear compression stockings for 3 weeks after the surgery.
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