| Type: | Varicose Veins Laser Treatment |
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| Application: | Salon, Clinic, Hospital |
| Portable: | Portable |
| Wavelength: | 980 1470nm |
| Power: | 980 1-30W/60W; 1470 1-17W |
| Function: | Physiotherapy, Pain Relief |
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| Laser type | Diode Laser Gallium-Aluminum-Arsenide GaAlAs |
| Wavelength | 650nm+980nm+1470nm |
| Power | 1-60W for 980nm, 1-17W for 1470nm |
| Working Modes | CW, Pulse and Single |
| Aiming Beam | Adjustable Red indicator light 650nm |
| Fiber type | Bare fiber/ Radial fiber |
| Fiber diameter | 400/600 um fiber |
| Fiber connector | SMA-905 International standard interface, special quartz optical fiber laser transmission |
1. What is Intravenous Laser?
Endovenous laser is a minimally invasive treatment for varicose veins that is far less invasive than traditional saphenous vein extraction and provides patients with a more desirable appearance due to less scarring. The principle of treatment is to use laser energy inside a vein (intravenous lumen) to destroy the already troubled blood vessel"
What is endovenous laser varicose vein surgery?
Endovenous laser varicose vein surgery is a procedure that uses heat from a laser to reduce varicose veins. Varicose veins are swollen, bulging veins that often happen on the thighs or calves. A laser is a device that sends a thin beam of radiation in the form of light. Laser surgery closes and shrinks the varicose vein and causes scar tissue within the vessel. This seals off the vein. Blood then flows through other nearby veins instead."
2. How to perform endovenous laser therapy?
The endovenous laser treatment procedure can be performed in the clinic, the patient is fully awake during the procedure, and the doctor will monitor the condition of the blood vessels with ultrasound equipment.
The doctor first injects a local anesthetic into the patient's thigh and creates an opening in the thigh that is slightly larger than the pinhole. Then, a fiber optic catheter is inserted from the wound into the vein. As it travels through the diseased vein, the fiber emits laser energy to cauterize the vein wall. It shrinks, and eventually the entire vein is ablated, completely solving the problem of varicose veins.
After the treatment is completed, the doctor will properly bandage the wound, and the patient can walk as usual and continue with normal life and activities."
3. What is the difference between endovenous laser treatment and traditional surgery?
Compared with traditional vascular extraction surgery, endovenous laser treatment is less invasive, with smaller wounds, the patient does not need general anesthesia, and the recovery is faster. Post-operative pain, wound redness, etc."
4. How long does it take to return to normal activities after receiving endovenous laser treatment?
After the treatment, the patient can walk on the ground after a short rest, and his daily life is basically unaffected, and he can resume sports after about two weeks."
5. What are the benefits of endovenous laser therapy?
Intravenous laser treatment generally only requires local anesthesia, so it is suitable for the vast majority of patients. Even patients who are suffering from diseases or taking drugs and cannot be under general anesthesia can receive this treatment. The treated wound is smaller than that of total surgery, and the sequelae such as wound swelling and pain are also less severe. Most people can resume normal activities the same day after completing the treatment."
6. Is endovenous laser therapy suitable for all types of varicose veins?
Most varicose veins can also be treated with intraluminal laser, but this treatment is mainly aimed at larger varicose veins and is not suitable for the treatment of thin, tortuous or abnormal blood vessels. There are many different ways to deal with varicose veins and spider webs, and your doctor will help you make an appropriate choice based on your situation."
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