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Mini-PhlebectomyWhen the size and pressure of blood in a vein is too great for sclerotherapy, the mini-phlebectomy procedure bridges the gap between sclerotherapy and more invasive procedures. Mini-phlebectomy, also called ambulatory, micro, or stab avulsion
phlebectomy, is an in-office surgical technique performed under
local anesthesia. The procedure involves removing the faulty vein
or perforator through minute incisions that require no stitches
and leave no scars. A patient that opts for mini-phlebectomy can
walk out of the office and participate in normal daily activities
immediately after the procedure. Mini-phlebectomy is often performed
in conjunction with Endolaser
and other techniques.
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