Innovative varicose vein treatments at the VenaZiel Vein Center: sclerotherapy or gluing?

Medically tested by:
Dr. Hamidreza Mahoozi, FEBTS, FCCP, F.Z. Phlebologie
Updated:
May 11, 2024
In the fight against varicose veins, doctors today have more advanced and less invasive methods at their disposal than ever before. Two of the most effective treatment approaches used at the VenaZiel Vein Center Berlin Friedrichstraße are the sclerotherapy of veins using microfoam (sclerotherapy) and the gluing of veins with VenaSeal. These techniques represent a significant advance in vein medicine, combining effective results with minimal discomfort for the patient.
The use of VenaSeal: A revolution in truncal vein treatment
Microfoam sclerotherapy: Targeted treatment for side branches and perforating veins
A strategic treatment approach: the combination of VenaSeal and microfoam sclerotherapy
In order to achieve the best possible results, the VenaZiel Vein Center Berlin Friedrichstraße pursues a strategic treatment approach that initially involves the application of VenaSeal to the truncal veins. After these veins have been successfully treated, it is recommended to continue with microfoam sclerotherapy for the lateral branches and perforating veins, typically after an interval of at least 2-3 weeks. This procedure minimizes the risk of inflammation that could result from the simultaneous use of both methods. Through the sequential application of VenaSeal and microfoam sclerotherapy, we can offer a comprehensive treatment for varicose veins that is tailored to the specific needs of each patient.


