Varicose disease is characterized by uncontrolled expansion of capillaries and veins and has become an increasingly common problem worldwide. Today, the treatment of this disorder is successfully carried out with modern and practical methods such as laser, radiofrequency, foam, sclerotherapy.

PRP application is used both in the treatment of persistent varicose wounds, in cases of decreased joint fluid between the knees, and in skin rejuvenation applications. The solution to be used in PRP application is obtained from the person’s own blood. In this way, treatment and care applications with 100% natural ingredients are carried out.

Hemangioma is a problem seen especially in newborn babies and children. Hemangioma means vascular mole. In some children, it shrinks and disappears with age. In some children, it does not go away on its own and must be treated. Hemangiomas can be treated in a clinic setting with non-surgical methods appropriate to their structure.

Capillary ruptures occurring in the facial area do not cause any health problems. However, they may cause an aesthetically undesirable appearance. In such cases, capillaries on the face and body can be treated with radio frequency and micro sclerotherapy methods.

Mesotherapy is applied for the treatment of both skin, hair and cellulite. In mesotherapy application, medications are selected according to the patient’s problems. A special mixture is prepared with these selected drugs. And this mixture is injected into the middle layer of the skin with very thin needles. In this way, successful results can be achieved.

If varicose veins are not treated, over time, they may cause sores called varicose ulcers to form around the wrists, which are not easy to heal. The resulting wounds have difficulty healing because there is no fresh blood flowing to the area. PRP injections are required regularly for the wound to heal.