What is ClariVein?
What to Expect from ClariVein?
Once the specialized catheter is in place, the vein doctor activates it to make the rotating wire damage the diseased vein while delivering a sclerosant solution, making the diseased vein collapse shut. The procedure concludes within 30 minutes, and it involves minimal post-treatment bruising and discomfort. You can resume your normal activities immediately after the treatment.
What is the ClariVein Device?
Can ClariVein treat unhealthy veins on the face, hands, and feet?
ClariVein is meant for the treatment of large, bulging, tortuous varicose veins. The hands, face, and feet generally develop spider veins and small varicose veins, and these regions have dense arterial connections. ClariVein isn’t suitable for the hands, face, and feet because of the risk of damaging one of the densely-packed arteries in the region.
What are the Advantages and Disadvantages of ClariVein?
Advantages
- No need for multiple points of injections, which minimizes post-treatment bruising.
- Minimal post-treatment bruising, compared to other vein treatments.
- Immediately resume daily activities and work after the treatment.
- Immediately noticeable results after the treatment.
Disadvantages
- Only suitable for some patients.
- Not suitable for varicose veins on the hands, face, and feet.
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