ClariVein is one of the newest ablation technologies for the treatment of vein diseases. The procedure uses a sclerosant agent to mechanically destroy the affected veins. A catheter with a rotating tip is inserted into the bulging veins to damage its walls.

The procedure doesn’t require multiple injections like other traditional methods of treatment for varicose veins. This makes ClariVein one of the most advanced and effective treatments for infected veins.

Little or no bruising, along with mild discomfort during the procedure are some of the effects of undergoing ClariVein treatment.

Compared to the catheters used in Radiofrequency Ablation and Laser ablation, the rotating catheter used in ClariVein is two to three times thinner.

Tumescent anesthesia is not required during the procedure. However, a numbing agent is used around the treatment region.

One of the reasons why patients choose ClariVein to treat their varicose veins is because the procedure doesn’t require the doctor to use multiple injections. Moreover, the procedure doesn’t involve the use of heat so that reduces the risk of skin burn and inflammation.

ClariVein is a relatively costly treatment because of how advanced the procedure is. The procedure may also not be suitable for many patients.

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