Endovenous Vein Laser Treatment (EVLT) is a minimally invasive laser procedure used to treat varicose veins and venous insufficiency. It works by delivering laser energy directly inside the affected vein through a biquartz optical fiber, causing the vein wall to collapse and seal shut. Over time, the treated vein is naturally absorbed by the body, and blood is redirected to healthy veins, restoring normal circulation.

• Varicose vein treatment (lower limbs and saphenous veins)
• Venous reflux and insufficiency management
• Closure of incompetent perforator veins
• Treatment of chronic venous disorders
• Supportive therapy after vascular surgery
• Telangiectasia and spider vein removal
• Endolift lipolysis for face and body contouring
• Onychomycosis (nail fungus) treatment

The 980nm+1470nm EVLT laser system integrates two complementary wavelengths to achieve optimal absorption in both hemoglobin and water, ensuring efficient vein closure with low risk of postoperative complications.

Step 1: Patient Preparation - Local anesthesia is applied and the vein location is marked via ultrasound.

Step 2: Fiber Insertion - A bi-quartz optical fiber is carefully inserted into the vein under ultrasound guidance.

Step 3: Laser Delivery - Laser emits controlled pulses. 980nm targets hemoglobin while 1470nm collapses the vein wall.

Step 4: Fiber Withdrawal - The fiber is slowly withdrawn while continuously delivering energy to ensure uniform vein closure.