Endovenous Laser Ablation (EVLA)
Laser precision for varicose veins, guided by ultrasound.
Endovenous Laser Ablation (EVLA) uses laser energy to treat varicose veins, including those in the lower limbs, hands and feet. A thin laser fibre is inserted into the vein and heat is applied to seal it off, so the treated vein is absorbed by the body. This outpatient procedure is performed under local anaesthesia and guided by ultrasound, taking 30–60 minutes — individual results vary.
Treatment focus
Varicose veins
Treats varicose veins in the lower limbs, hands and feet.
Ultrasound guided
Guided by ultrasound for precision.
Local anaesthesia
Performed under local anaesthesia.
Improved circulation
Aims to improve circulation and reduce discomfort.
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Outpatient
An outpatient procedure taking 30–60 minutes.
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Quick return
Most patients resume normal activities within a day or two.
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Long-lasting
Results include long-lasting cosmetic improvement.
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Aftercare
Compression garments are recommended to support healing.
How your care works
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Consultation & assessment
Your treatment begins with an ultrasound-guided assessment.
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Treatment
A thin laser fibre is inserted and heat seals the vein, under local anaesthesia.
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Aftercare
Compression garments are recommended; minor bruising or swelling may occur.
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Results
Improved circulation and cosmetic improvement develop over time. Individual results vary.
Treatment investment
Prices are customised for each person. Specific price details will be calculated and reviewed with you during your consultation.
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Every treatment begins with a consultation and a detailed assessment. Speak with our team to arrange yours, handled with discretion.
