VenaSeal has been shown to be highly effective in the long-term treatment of varicose veins, with success rates that are comparable to or even exceed those of traditional treatments like laser or radiofrequency ablation. Clinical studies have demonstrated that VenaSeal effectively closes the treated vein in over 90% of cases, with most patients experiencing significant relief from symptoms such as pain, swelling, and leg heaviness.
The treated vein is gradually absorbed by the body over time, leading to a permanent reduction in varicose veins. Long-term follow-up studies have shown that the benefits of VenaSeal are durable, with low recurrence rates of treated veins. However, it’s important to note that while the treated veins are unlikely to re-open, new varicose veins may develop in other areas over time, particularly in individuals with underlying venous insufficiency.
Regular follow-up with a vein specialist and ongoing management of risk factors can help maintain the long-term benefits of VenaSeal treatment.
VenaSeal has been shown to be highly effective in the long-term treatment of varicose veins, with success rates that are comparable to or even exceed those of traditional treatments like laser or radiofrequency ablation. Clinical studies have demonstrated that VenaSeal effectively closes the treated vein in over 90% of cases, with most patients experiencing significant relief from symptoms such as pain, swelling, and leg heaviness.
The treated vein is gradually absorbed by the body over time, leading to a permanent reduction in varicose veins. Long-term follow-up studies have shown that the benefits of VenaSeal are durable, with low recurrence rates of treated veins. However, it’s important to note that while the treated veins are unlikely to re-open, new varicose veins may develop in other areas over time, particularly in individuals with underlying venous insufficiency.
Regular follow-up with a vein specialist and ongoing management of risk factors can help maintain the long-term benefits of VenaSeal treatment.
