Varicose veins, medically known as venous ulcers, are chronic diseases that occur as a result of inadequate functioning of the veins in the legs... (See More)

Venous reflux or insufficiency is the condition in which blood leaks back as a result of the vein valves not working properly. Normally this... (See More)

Varicose vein surgeries are procedures performed to treat enlarged and visible veins. There are various methods of varicose vein surgeries... (See More)

In order to provide information about varicose vein treatment costs, we must first examine you and provide detailed color Doppler... (See More)

Of course, it can give us an idea. But let us explain why you should prefer us to take your ultrasound. In many hospitals, color... (See More)

Varicose veins usually occur when the veins in the legs widen and swell. However, the symptoms of varicose veins vary from person to person... (See More)

No, the treatment for each varicose vein patient may not be the same. Varicose vein treatment depends on the patient's symptoms, vascular structure, health status... (See More)

One of the treatments recommended for varicose veins patients is to use compression stockings or support socks. However, this is not always the case... (See More)

Sports that are suitable for varicose veins patients are generally low-impact and do not over-strain the legs. Here... (See More)

Varicose veins are a condition that usually occurs in the legs and is generally seen as an aesthetic problem. However, varicose veins... (See More)

Whether or not varicose veins are treated during pregnancy depends on the severity of the condition, the symptoms and the stage of pregnancy... (See More)

There is a risk of recurrence after varicose vein treatment, but with the right treatment and lifestyle changes... (See More)

Not every varicose vein patient requires surgery. Varicose veins are usually caused by aesthetic concerns or the severity of symptoms... (See More)

In our clinic, we use up-to-date treatment methods without making any incisions, using stitches, under local anesthesia and without requiring hospitalization... (See More)