Veins

In a four-part series, Dr. Mohamed Salama explains the multi-faceted aspects of leg rejuvenation. The topic is attracting enormous attention in the fields of vein surgery, dermatology and aesthetic medicine. The integration of various treatment methods is setting new standards in aesthetic care.

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

Cryotherapy, once primarily used in dermatology and pain therapy, has recently made a significant leap in the field of phlebology. Its combination with laser technologies and sclerotherapy has initiated a new wave of innovation in the treatment of superficial veins. The innovative approaches in the treatment of superficial veins bring many benefits.

When we talk about varicose veins, we often think of swollen, twisted veins that are particularly visible on the legs. There is a common misconception that these are 'just' cosmetic disorders! But the truth literally goes deeper - into the venous system of our body. A medical examination as part of a preventive or check-up examination will provide clarity.

Proper compression after vein surgery is a critical issue for many patients. Two studies show interesting results comparing low and moderate pressure compression stockings. In this article, we review the main findings of these two studies in a simple question-and-answer format.

We've all heard of or even been affected by varicose veins and related problems. But did you know there is a globally recognized system to classify them? In this post, we explain the CEAP classification and why it's important for everyone. To understand varicose veins and chronic venous insufficiency, you need to know the details