EVLA Treatment Eliminates Varicose Veins Without Scarring

EVLA Treatment Eliminates Varicose Veins Without Scarring

Varicose veins laser treatment has been popularized in recent years as it is less invasive than surgical procedures like ligation. Hundreds of successful courses of Endovenous Laser Ablation (EVLA) prove the treatment eliminates varicose veins without scarring. As such, patients seeking varicose veins laser treatment are flocking to vein treatment centers all over America.

Experts say that one in every five people will suffer from varicose veins, especially for those in labor-heavy professions. Doctors, nurses, teachers, and other positions that involve long periods of standing can cause varicose veins to develop. Factors such as age, diet, and lifestyle are all closely related to onset of varicose veins. Studies show that the condition can even appear in adolescence.

Vein treatment centers like those at USA Vein Clinics provide an array of

innovative treatments, but EVLA is most widely-sought. Using revolutionary laser-based techniques, EVLA can eliminate varicose veins within two hours, with no scarring.

Varicose veins are a common condition affecting millions, though it is seven times more common in women. The condition arises when the vein valves that prevent backflow of blood become faulty or damaged. This allows blood to flow back up the vein where it pools, engorging and distending the affected veins. Symptoms include the following: Dull aching and burning pain in affected veins. Patients typically experience mild aching in varicose veins. However, some patients may experience severe burning sensations, which can signal additional problems like blood clots.

Large, unsightly, bulging veins. The backflow of blood in varicose veins can cause the vein walls to distend and become permanently damaged. Varicose veins are also closely related to venous ulcers and deep vein thrombosis, bleeding more heavily than healthy veins.

Swelling in extremities, especially in the ankles and feet. As blood pools in the extremities, patients suffering from varicose veins may experience swelling in their ankles and feet. If left untreated, the veins’ poor oxygen supply can lead to varicose eczema.