
Symptoms & When to Seek Medical Attention
- Aching, heavy, or uncomfortable feeling in the legs after prolonged standing
- Swelling in the lower legs, ankles, or feet (peripheral edema)
- Visible blue, dark purple, or twisted/bulging veins beneath the skin surface
- Skin discoloration, dryness, itching, or skin hardening near affected areas
Procedure & Technology Gallery


How the Treatment is Performed
Step 01: Ultrasound Mapping & Marking
Precise duplex ultrasound imaging is conducted to map the diseased venous pathway and identify faulty valves.
Step 02: Local Anesthesia & Access
A tiny puncture is made near the knee or ankle under local tumescent anesthesia for a painless procedure.
Step 03: Endovenous Thermal / Glue Ablation
A laser catheter or medical adhesive is introduced to safely seal the diseased vein from within.
Clinical Advantages & Benefits
- Minimally Invasive: Performed through a micro-puncture without surgical incisions or stitching.
- Painless & Quick: Local anesthesia ensures minimal discomfort with procedure times under 45 minutes.
- Zero Downtime: Walk out the same day and resume light daily routines within 24 to 48 hours.
- High Success Rate: Over 95%+ success rate with minimal risk of recurrence or scarring.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most patients report minimal to no pain. Tumescent local anesthesia ensures the targeted area is completely numb throughout the quick procedure.
You can walk immediately after the procedure and return to desk jobs within 24 hours. High-impact exercises can typically be resumed after 7 to 10 days.
