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Compression Stockings

• Compression stockings are prescription garments that fit tighter around the foot and
  gradually loosen compression as they move up the leg.
•  They are designed to increase your blood flow, and to help push your veins blood back
  upward toward your heart.
•  They can provide symptomatic relief of pain and swelling and can encourage healthier,
  more efficient blood flow.
•  When used with other treatments they may also increase the effectiveness of those
  treatments, so they are often helpful before or after sclerotherapy and EVLA treatments.
• They do not treat the underlying problem. Because vein disease is progressive, symptoms will typically worsen over time if the disease is not properly treated.

Veinwave

• It is a medical device that uses a process called thermocoagulation to destroy finethread spider veins.
  Ambulatory Phlebectomy
• It is a procedure used to remove bulging veins that are close to the skin’s surface. This
  procedure requires local anesthesia before removing the veins through small incisions
  or needle punctures.
•  For some patients this is an appropriate treatment for bulging veins because it can
  result in faster resolution of symptoms and a better cosmetic outcome.