Laser treatment is one of the latest and the most modern methods of varicose vein treatments. It has been used for many years and has proven to be exceptionally effective (with the rate of success of more than 98% ) and has a very small percentage of complications, which has made it popular all around the world.

Varicose veins are a disease of the blood vessels, predominantly in lower extremities, which affect many people. It is normal for a vein to take blood to the heart, while in the case of venous disease blood flows in the wrong direction, that is, the blood returns to the legs, and for this reason veins on that part of the body budge and dilate. As venous blood remains in the legs, patients have problems in the form of pain, cramps, and itching.

Expanded veins with related symptoms and complications constitute the most common disease of the blood vessel in the legs. Often the initial symptoms of the disease are neglected or ignored, which later leads to more serious complications. The essence of using vein stocking is to create pressure on the deep vein system, which compensates for the weakened function of the blood vessel wall, thereby improving blood flow or returning blood to the heart.

The primary role of veins is to return blood from the periphery of the body to the heart. When veins are healthy, with the help of valves, they overcome the effect of gravity, and the process runs smoothly.  The slowing down of the flow of blood and its retention in the veins come when the valves degenerate, which as time goes by, creates varicose veins, most often on the legs. Varicose veins are more common in women. However, men may also be affected.