If you have varicose veins or blood vessel enlargements that bother you, either because of their appearance or discomfort, we can help you treat them. We use Glue for Varicose Veins Melbourne, a modern treatment that ensures a lasting result without scars.

There are many gentle and well-proven methods to choose from. Like laser and glue. Varicose veins are something that many suffer from. Why should you remove varicose veins?

The most common reason people choose to remove varicose veins is that they feel that they are not so nice to have their legs. But there are also medical reasons – the veins can cause discomfort. It is important to remember that enlarged veins are not dangerous. They cannot cause blood clots in the bone.

Some believe that varicose veins are a pensioner disease and that is not true. Many people get their varicose veins in the age of 30 to 40 years. There are also patients who are teenagers. So everyone can be affected, even though it’s more common that it comes with the years. There are several ways to prevent and relieve varicose veins – for example, maintaining healthy weight, moving and not standing or sitting too much. You can also wear compression stockings during pregnancy as well as a while after. Pregnancy is a risk factor.

Many people suffer unnecessarily due to enlarged veins. It is not complicated to remove them. It can in principle happen during one’s lunch. Like many other treatments today, treatment for varicose veins has become very modern and you can choose from a number of gentle methods, all of which are relatively if not completely painless. The result is seen in a short period – the veins disappear quickly.

Your varicose veins can now be removed with advanced superglue without anesthesia and surgery. The large vein on the thigh or on the leg, which is the cause of varicose veins, is glued under the guidance of ultrasound through a common needle and a thin catheter. The treatment lasts approx. half an hour, is extremely gentle and you can work completely as usual afterwards.

Foam sclerotherapy has been around since the 1960s and is a proven method that is very gentle towards the patient. A foamed adhesive is passed through a needle into the affected veins and thus they are closed. However, it is not as effective as the other modern methods and approximately 25% must be treated again. Therefore, foam treatment is only used when other methods are not suitable.