No. Varicose veins can affect individuals of all ages and genders. Although it is more common in women over the age of 40, we also have patients between the ages of 20 and 30 whom we treat. Besides, another issue is the misconception that only women suffer from varicose veins. Men also frequently have varicose veins.

There is no precise way to prevent varicose veins entirely. However, the individual can reduce the possibility of varicose veins by keeping the bodyweight at an ideal level, exercising regularly, avoiding standing or sitting for a long time if possible, and wearing compression stockings. Besides, if you have varicose veins, these lifestyle changes can also reduce complaints such as leg pain and swelling caused by varicose veins.

Each patient is unique in terms of vein structure and clinical complaints. A specialist doctor must manage the process to achieve a successful result. The accurate treatment method will be designated individually according to an individual's specific condition.

No. On the contrary, closing a dysfunctional varicose vein ensures a healthier blood flow in the veins. Our body has a structure that supports each other. Healthy veins take on the task that varicose veins cannot fulfill to provide blood flow more effectively.