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What is Transcutaneous Radiofrequency?
Transcutaneous radiofrequency treats varicose veins in the legs and blood vessels in places where Sclerotherapy cannot be performed safely, such as the ankles. Unlike other therapies, it has no side effects, such as hyperpigmentation or scars.
This treatment uses an ultra-fast 27.12 MHz radiofrequency, which sends a pulse from the tip of a precision filament.
It is a precision technology that can be used to remove certain superficial skin imperfections in order to minimize their appearance or eliminate them completely.
Who Can Be Eligible For Transcutaneous Radiofrequency?
You will have to consult a vascular specialist to confirm if you are a suitable candidate for transcutaneous radiofrequency treatment. Before carrying out this varicose vein treatment or spider vein treatment, it is necessary to perform a duplex ultrasound. This ultrasound creates a virtual map of leg veins helping the specialist identify what causes varicose veins.