Phlebology
From a comprehensive assessment to echo sclerotherapy, we provide modern phlebology care to reduce heaviness, pain, and spider veins, while improving the appearance of your skin. Consultations by appointment.
What is Venous Disease?
Chronic venous disease, also known as venous insufficiency, occurs when the valves in the veins of the legs do not function properly. Blood pools, which can lead to varicose veins and spider veins, a feeling of heaviness, swelling at the end of the day, nighttime cramps, itching, or changes in the skin. If left untreated, chronic venous disease can increase the risk of blood clots (thrombophlebitis) or chronic wounds such as venous ulcers.
Diagnosis and treatment planning rely on a venous ultrasound (Doppler), which precisely maps the venous network and identifies the refluxes responsible for your symptoms.
Lower Limb Venous Ultrasound
Indications
Venous ultrasound is indicated for the initial assessment of varicose veins and spider veins, whether or not there is heaviness, pain, nighttime cramps, end-of-day swelling, or skin changes. It is also used to precisely map the venous network before sclerotherapy and to monitor progress after treatment or if complications are suspected.
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Liquid Sclerotherapy
Indications
Liquid sclerotherapy is particularly suitable for superficial spider veins (telangiectasias) and small reticular veins that cause cosmetic concerns or mild symptoms such as tingling or tightness. It is preferred when the ultrasound does not reveal significant axial reflux and the goal is to even out the appearance of the skin.
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Foam Sclerotherapy
Indications
The foam version is indicated for larger veins or segments with hemodynamically significant reflux. Thanks to its better contact with the vein wall, it provides increased effectiveness and represents a non-surgical alternative for selected cases, including certain recurrences or residual veins after treatment, often performed under ultrasound guidance for greater precision.
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Echo Sclerotherapy
Indications
Echo-sclerotherapy is recommended when the pathological veins are not visible on the surface — for example, incompetent perforating veins or deeper venous pathways — or when real-time guidance is required. It allows treatment of the sources of reflux identified on Doppler ultrasound and helps reduce the risk of recurrence by targeting the cause rather than just the appearance.
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Why choose Éclat MD for Personalized Vein Care?
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Dermatological Expertise
Our physicians assess your skin and vein health with a rigorous medical approach. Each treatment begins with an ultrasound mapping and a precise diagnosis of reflux to address the root cause, not just the appearance.
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Personalized Solutions
Your plan considers your symptoms, aesthetic goals, and lifestyle. We establish a realistic treatment schedule, recommend appropriate compression, and provide follow-up to maintain long-lasting results.
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Advanced Technologies
High-resolution Doppler ultrasounds and liquid, foam, and ultrasound-guided sclerotherapy techniques: we select the most suitable tool for your anatomy to ensure safety, efficacy, and comfort.