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How does ambulatory phlebectomy work?
This is a method that involves the removal of varicose veins from the surface of the legs, it is done in the office under local anesthesia. The procedure involves puncturing or making small incisions through which the varicose vein will be pull out. Veins are very collapsible vessels that are easily deflated from blood and drawn out through the incisions. Patients are able to walk normally after undergoing the procedure.

A compression bandage or stocking are worn after the operation, some are advised to walk or bike after the procedure as to ease the pressure off the veins.

Planning an ambulatory phlebectomy treatment?
The appearance of bulging varicose veins signifies the presence of further problems in the circulatory system. For better results to be reached, the underlying veins should also be treated in addition to the surface. Ultrasound scanning is also performed to assess the status of the underlying veins and the potential problems at hand.

The best candidates for ambulatory phlebectomy
Patients with ropey, tortuous bulging veins that did not respond to Sclerotherapy.

What to expect from ambulatory phlebectomy?
Getting rid of the bulging ropey veins in a scar-less, painless in office procedure.

Where your ambulatory phlebectomy treatment will be performed?
In office at the doctor’s clinic.

Phlebectomy is used for the following conditions:

• Unwanted Hand Veins
• Varicose Veins