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Foam Echo-Sclerosis
Ultrasound precision to treat tortuous veins or those invisible to the naked eye. A highly effective method.
Clinical Results
Before
Complex varicose veins
Tortuous and dilated venous network.
After
Post-Treatment
Complete resorption thanks to the foam.
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Understanding the procedure
What is Echo-Sclerosis?
Echo-sclerosis is an advanced technique where the physician uses an ultrasound device to visualize diseased veins located under the skin.
Guided by the image, they inject a sclerosing foam directly into the defective vein with millimeter precision. The foam pushes the blood away and adheres to the walls of the vein, causing it to close. The body then naturally eliminates the sealed vein.
Key Benefits
- Excellent alternative for tortuous veins
- Virtually painless procedure
- No anesthesia required
- Immediate return to activities