Discussion of the CLACS technique for treating reticular and telangiectasia veins for cosmetic reasons, using a combination of transdermal laser and dextrose injections.
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So I'm going to talk about the CLACS technique. It's called CLACS because it means cryo-laser and cryo-sclerotherapy. It's a new method to treat reticular and telangiectasia for cosmetic reasons. We use laser transdermal laser associated with dextrose injections, sclerotherapy with dextrose. So the first step we do is is 10-64 laser shots in the reticular veins, protected with a cooler air device at minus 20 or minus 30 degrees. And right after this, we perform dextrose injection to do sclerotherapy. So, associating these two techniques, we can treat bigger veins with best results, results with less hyperpigmentation, better results. So this is one session of CLEX technique. So we can treat all the veins of our patient's leg in one single session. So we treat all the leg. And this is the result we can get with this procedure. So this is before treatment, and this is after three sessions of CLEX technique. So we can see great results with very few hyperpigmentation. Other case we can do, like this very large veins, we can also treat always using this augmented reality and this after picture, three years after treatment, you can see the patient maintains the results in a much better leg. So other cases, we also do for very large veins, popliteal area, we perform three sessions of clots, also with some good results. And with this technique, we also can treat face veins. So I'll show now a case of a very large face vein. We can see it with the augmented reality. And after treating it with the CLACS technique, you can see the improvement we can get. So that's what we are doing. This technique is improving quality of life, improving results of our patients. It's very safe and with great results.
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