Venefit - thermal endovenous (radiofrequency ) ablation
VeneFit is a procedure used to treat clinically insufficient saphenous veins.
TREATMENT TECHNOLOGY
The Venefit procedure offers patients an efficient, non-surgical alternative for treating varicose veins to improve the skin’s appearance and to reduce health risks related to large varicose veins. Venefit is a state-of-the-art varicose vein treatment that harnesses the power of radiofrequency energy to eliminate problematic varicose veins.
Venefit Targeted Endovenous Therapy is minimally invasive, making it an attractive option for patients and doctors alike. During the procedure, radiofrequency energy applies even, uniform heat to vein walls. This causes the collagen molecules to break down, leading to a collapse of the veins. Following the Venefit procedure, the varicose veins are sealed off and reabsorbed into the body. Meanwhile, the body redirects blood flow to healthier veins, restoring optimal vascular functioning. The Venefit Procedure does not require surgery nor the removal of the vein. It is performed on an outpatient basis using local anesthesia. In some cases, this procedure is performed in conjunction with Ultrasound Guided Sclerotherapy.
Dr. Ricardo Ruz has years of experience treating vein disease. He is an expert in the use of Venefit to restore vein health. Contact us today to learn more about this state-of-the-art procedure and determine whether it is the right vein treatment for you.
- Fast recovery. Recovery from Venefit is very fast, with many patients resuming their normal activities the next day. Talk to your vascular surgeon about any limitations on your everyday activities following the procedure.
- Lower risk of complications. The Venefit procedure is notable for its low risk of complications, meaning that you can feel confident in the positive outcomes.
BENEFITS & RESULTS
- It leaves little or no scarring. Use of radiofrequency energy means no incisions. While other forms of varicose vein treatment require small incisions to be made, Venefit employs radiofrequency energy that penetrates skin to collapse veins. This means that there is no need for stitches or incision care following the procedure. Plus, there are no surgical scars related to the procedure. When you’ve completed your treatment, you’ll be pleased to see that Venefit vein treatment results in little or no scarring, keeping your skin smooth, attractive and free of varicose veins.
- It is minimally invasive. Unlike other interventions that require more significant surgical intervention, Venefit is minimally invasive. Most patients report little or no pain, and vein doctors find that it is well tolerated by patients of all ages.
- It is highly effective. Harnessing the power of radiofrequency energy ensures that unsightly varicose veins will be eliminated. Venefit is one of the most effective procedures available on the market today, making it a top choice among patients with chronic venous insufficiency.
- Low levels of bruising. Bruising is a risk of any vein treatment, but it is minimized during the Venefit procedure. Patients may expect a small amount of bruising that goes away after a few days or weeks.
VeneFit – thermal endovenous ablationsolution for the following conditions
When you choose Dr. Ricardo Ruz, you are choosing a health care provider, who will ensure the most up to date, highest quality care available using state-of-the-art medical technologies. Whether you are seeking an initial examination or a second opinion for your condition, Dr. Ruz and his staff are available to discuss further options and consult on possible treatments.
PROCEDURE DETAILS
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If you’re experiencing vascular conditions, Dr. Ricardo Ruz has the expertise and years of experience to treat them with the best possible procedures available in the industry.
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