Spider Vein Treatment - Introduction

Worldwide, more than 50% of people over 50 years of age are affected by subtle changes to the venous system, and around 15 to 25% of all adults suffer from varicose veins.⁹

In most cases, the extent of these venous diseases typically causes cosmetic-aesthetic problems. Pronounced varicose veins are often also painful: they can cause drowsiness, feelings of heaviness, or tingling in the legs; in some cases, they severely restrict the affected person's daily activities. Without treatment, they can lead to blood flow disturbances, venous inflammation, or even life-threatening vein closures.⁴

In addition to dermatology and surgery, phlebology, which deals with the treatment of blood vessel ailments, offers a wide variety of possibilities for remedying venous diseases, thereby restoring part of the affected person's quality of life.