Veins

Varicose veins are not only an aesthetic problem, but can also have profound effects on skin elasticity and fat distribution in the legs. Studies show that venous insufficiency can lead to skin changes such as inflammation, hyperpigmentation and even lipodermatosclerosis, a thickening and hardening of the skin caused by chronic vein problems. due to chronic venous problems.

On our journey to comprehensive leg rejuvenation, we have to say goodbye to the idea that spider veins are just a cosmetic problem. Up to 80% of adults are affected by these vein problems and around 40% of the population suffer from chronic venous insufficiency. An innovative system for diagnosis and aftercare is crucial for success in the treatment of vascular problems.

In a four-part series, Dr. Mohamed Salama explores leg rejuvenation's facets. Integrating treatments sets new aesthetic care standards.

THE USE OF QUESTIONNAIRES in medicine contributes significantly to improving patient care and optimising treatment outcomes.

Cryotherapy, once in dermatology and pain therapy, now transforms phlebology. Combining with lasers and sclerotherapy, it innovates superficial vein treatment, offering many benefits.

When discussing varicose veins, we often envision swollen, twisted veins, notably on the legs. They're not merely cosmetic; they signify deeper venous issues. A medical check-up offers clarity.