Clinic Profile //

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The CVS Clinic is aim to provide high quality of medical service and persue excellent results for our patients. We use state-of-the-art techniques and technology for medical diagnosis and treatment. You will also feel the profession and thoughtfullness of the medical staffs. 

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Minimally Invasive Treatment of Varicose Vein

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Varicose vein is not only a cosmetic problem but also an important disease of lower limb circulation. It may progress slowly for several years and then worsens in a short period of time. Stasis dermatitis and venous ulcer are the frequent complications. 

 

In our clinics, we stress the importance of primary and secondary prevention of this disease. 

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PRINCIPLE OF TREATMENT

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• Diagnosis: find out the source of varicose veins according to history, physical examination and duplex ultrasound findings.

 

• Classification: define the clinic severity using VCSS score; define the CEAP classification according the clinical class, etiology, anatomic location, and pathophysiology.

 

• Treatment plan: discuss with the patient about the treatment choices and their pros and cons. Minimally-invasive treatment may include EVLA, superglue (Venaseal or Variclose), UGS,  Microsclerotherapy, cutaneous laser, compression therapy.

 

• Recovery: All the treatment methods can be done under local anesthesia without fasting. The patient is encouraged to walk immediately after treatment. The patient can usually go back to work on the same day or next day.

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THE MILESTONE OF CVS CLINIC​

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• Jan 2024 The CVS Vein Clinic welcame a new vascular surgeon Dr. Chan to become a four-doctor vein treatment team

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• May 2023 The CVS Vein Clinic launched the first case of a second kind of non-thermal ablation surgery with Variclose (another kind of superglue) for varicose veins. This is also the first clinical case of Variclose in Taiwan

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• July 2019 The CVS Vein Clinic launched the first case of non-thermal ablation surgery with Venaseal (a kind of superglue) for varicose veins. This is also the first case of Venaseal in Taiwan

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• July 2019 The CVS Vein Clinic launched the first case of non-thermal ablation surgery with Venaseal (a kind of superglue) for varicose veins. This is also the first case of Venaseal in Taiwan

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• April 2018 Establishment of Kaohsiung Branch of CVS CLINIC

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• Feb. 2018 Introduction of high-end painless sclerotherapy technique

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• Nov. 2016 The 1st Deep vein intervention of the CVS Vein Clinic

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• Mar. 2014 The 1st case of endovenous laser ablation using 1470-nm radial fiber.