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Varicose Vein London
Ordinary veins operate by directing blood toward the heart through a system of one-way valves. In varicose veins, a valve no longer functions properly, which causes blood to pool within the vein. These unsightly veins form most often in the legs, are received through genetics, and, although experienced by older men, sometimes develop earlier in women, during pregnancy, for example. Typical symptoms of this condition, beyond the prominence of the veins in legs, are: pain, heaviness in the legs, mild swelling of the ankles with ulceration, and skin discolouration.
Foam sclerotherapy is an improved version of treatment for varicose veins and has been extensively accepted for quite some time as the most effective therapy. In the past, a fortifying solution was introduced into the vein that solidified, therefore blocking the vein from blood flow. Instead of pure liquid, foam is used now, since the results are greater and last longer. Once the treatment is complete, most of our patients are free to return to their usual daily routine.
London Clinic Details
London
30b Wimpole Street
London
W1G 8YB
Our clinic in London is situated on Wimpole Street, directly in the middle of the Harley Street triangle
Our clinic additionally provides an extensive array of cosmetic surgery treatments conducted by trained clinicians and surgeons in a discreet, comfortable environment. We also offer many non-surgical treatments, including skin peels, micro-dermabrasion, sclerotherapy for the treatment of thread and spider veins, skin rejuvenation injections, Omnilux® light, Laser Hair Removal, PRIORI® Idebenone, as well as IPL skin rejuvenation.
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Court House Clinics are the UK's largest non-surgical doctor led cosmetic provider. We do not believe in remote prescription for injectable treatments such as botox this is why they are a member of the independent healthcare advisory service (IHAS)
