EVLT effectively targets problem varicose veins, allowing you to leave discomfort and embarrassment behind for good. Here’s what you need to know.
What Is EVLT?
EVLT is a minimally invasive procedure that uses heat energy to close off damaged veins. It’s particularly effective for treating varicose veins and improving circulation.
EVLT offers both aesthetic and functional benefits. It reduces the appearance of bumpy, knotty, or ropy-looking veins and relieves troublesome symptoms like pain, swelling, and heaviness.
How the EVLT Procedure Works
During EVLT, Dr. Berry injects a local anesthetic to keep you comfortable. He expertly slides a very thin catheter into the damaged vein. Then, he uses ultrasound guidance to deliver laser energy directly to the diseased vein.
The heat infuses the blood within the vein, causing the vein walls to close. The blood redirects to healthier veins nearby. Over time, your body absorbs and eliminates the vein tissue, leaving your legs looking and feeling better.
Benefits of Endovenous Vein Ablation
Our best-in-class EVLT system, VenaCure®, boasts success rates of 98% plus. Patients choose endovenous vein ablation for its effectiveness and convenience. Some of the top benefits include:
- Minimally Invasive: A no-downtime alternative to surgery, such as vein stripping.
- Symptom Relief: Pain, swelling, heaviness, and other problems are all eliminated along with the diseased vein.
- Quick Recovery: Patients can walk and resume most normal activities that day.
- Long-Lasting Results: EVLT eliminates problem veins, so living a healthy lifestyle can prevent new varicose veins from forming and allow long-term relief.
EVLT in Johnson City, TN, and Abingdon, VA
Endovenous vein ablation or a similar procedure, radiofrequency vein ablation, may be the right solution if you’re ready to leave varicose veins and their symptoms behind. Call Living Water Vein Institute & Medical Spa at 276-289-2720 for our Abingdon office or 423-631-0101 for Johnson City, TN, to schedule your consultation with Dr. Berry today.