I had lower extremity varicose vein surgery at Bomnal Clinic in Gangseo-gu.

After looking into it for over a month, I decided to have varicose vein surgery.

 

At first, I went to Gangnam and even had an ultrasound.

I've set a date for the surgery, but the doctor keeps saying that I have to do it, and the manager explains that it's a surgery to block the blocked blood vessels with Venasil medical bond.

I thought about it for a few days and then cancelled.

 

After that, I went to the orthopedic clinic at Bomnal Hospital.

Director Choi personally checks the ultrasound

Look at the monitor together and check the size of the veins.

He explained in detail the degree of blockage, etc.

If you don't do it and just leave it alone

As it gets worse, complications or necrosis may occur in the feet.

They say it exists, but my symptoms are getting worse these days.

It feels like it's spreading, I have cramps in my feet, and I feel hot.

My head hurt a lot, so I decided to have surgery.

(In the waiting room before surgery)

I have varicose veins on both legs, and there are so many of them.

I was scared of having to have lower body anesthesia, but the doctor said

You reassured me.

(Below is an ultrasound image, but the veins are not restored.)

(Second photo below, 4 days after surgery)

(Post-surgery appearance) The surgery seems to have gone well.

Laser erasing drug treatment

Because the amount that goes in at one time is fixed

I can't inject much during surgery now.

Please do the remaining part again after a month.

Even if it happens again, they will provide free A/S for life.

I have more confidence in your words.

 

Director Choi, meticulously and neatly

Thank you for the successful surgery.

I'll see you again in a month.

 

P.S. If any of you are concerned, be sure to tell your surgeon, "You need to use ultrasound to directly press on the blood vessel and feel how to operate."

In my case, my blood vessels are thin, so I use Venasil.

He said it wasn't good... I almost got in big trouble...