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Vein Solutions

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Wrexham Road, Cheshire, CH4 9DEUK

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Monday09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday09:00 - 17:00
Thursday09:00 - 17:00
Friday09:00 - 17:00
Prices from £350 - Enquire for a fast quote ★ Visit our Medical Aesthetics Clinic - Wrexham Road, Cheshire, CH4 9DE, UK. Vein Solutions is a world class, multi speciality vascular t...

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Anti Wrinkle Injections
Dermal Fillers
Lip Augmentation
Spider Veins Treatment
Hyperhidrosis from £350
Facial Thread Veins Treatment
Sclerotherapy
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About Vein Solutions

Vein Solutions is a world class, multi speciality vascular treatment clinic, offering a comprehensive range of varicose vein treatment options encompassing both minimally-invasive techniques and conventional vascular surgical procedures to eradicate varicose veins.

Endovenous ablation techniques have expanded the minimally invasive options for patients requiring treatment for varicose veins. As a full-service varicose vein treatment clinic, we offer patients a range of options from simple advice to less-invasive surgical approach.

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Medical Aesthetics

 

Dermal Fillers

Dermal fillers are manufactured from bacteria that closely resemble the naturally-occurring hyaluronic acid. These bacteria help the skin retain more water, and this makes it smooth and tight. The cosmetic treatment will start off with a discussion on what results you wish to see and determine which filler to use and how we should deliver the treatment. The fillers are injected in specific sections of the skin where you wish to correct wrinkles and other signs of ageing. Local anaesthesia may be used to reduce discomfort during the procedure. Cosmetic fillers work temporarily and usually last for a period of 6 to 18 months.
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Hyperhidrosis

Sweating is a normal and essential bodily function that helps to keep your body cool. Exercise and high temperatures can cause your body to heat up. When this happens, the millions of sweat glands in your body spring into action and produce perspiration which leaves your body through the pores on your skin. This sweat evaporates on your skin which cools you down. If you find that you sweat all the time, even when not exercising or in high temperatures, then it’s likely that you’re suffering with hyperhidrosis. This condition, also known as excessive sweating, can be traumatic and disruptive to your daily activities or routine. Any of the following in conjunction with a higher than normal level of perspiration, could indicate hyperhidrosis: Avoiding physical contact because you are self-conscious about your sweating Not participating in exercise, or energetic activities, because you’re worried about an increase in your sweating Your sweating is making your job difficult, for example if you’re struggling to hold tools Normal activities, like driving, are difficult because you’re sweating You’re spending a lot of time changing your clothes, reapplying antiperspirant You’re becoming overly self-conscious and less social because of your sweating There are two types of hyperhidrosis, determined by what is seen to be the cause of the sweating.
 

Lip Augmentation

Lip augmentation, or lip filling, is a cosmetic procedure done to make lips fuller and plumper. The procedure is as simple as injecting a dermal filler into the lips; this makes the lips look slightly bigger and remove the lines around the mouth. There are a wide range of dermal fillers that can be used, the most common ones feature hyaluronic acid. This is a natural substance that the body produces. Lip fillers are used to address different issues and are also used to remove wrinkles that form on the face. Some of the concerns addressed by this treatment include: Increasing the fullness of narrow lips Bettering lip definition
 

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Spider Veins Treatment

 

Facial Thread Veins Treatment

Thread veins occur as a result of problems in the circulatory system. Healthy veins continually direct blood towards the heart through a series of one-way valves. Occasionally, these valves may break down or malfunction, allowing blood to pool in the vein. This causes the vein to bulge and twist until it becomes noticeable on the surface of the skin. While there is no one sure cause of thread veins, several lifestyle and biological factors may contribute to them: Drinking alcohol excessively Smoking Trauma to the skin or extremities Excessive temperature changes Hormonal changes due to pregnancy or menopause Normal ageing Genetic predisposition
 

Sclerotherapy

Sclerotherapy for the treatment of varicose veins involves the use of a sclerosant (a substance which seals up blood vessels when injected) and has been used for many years to treat small varicose veins. Over recent years a technique has been developed which allows sclerotherapy to be used to treat larger varicose veins (up to 1cm in diameter). This involves mixing the sclerosant with air bubbles to create a foam. Local anaesthesia is used to numb the skin and using ultrasound scanning, a small amount of foam is injected into the vein being treated. Following the procedure a bandage and stocking are sited on the leg which need to remain in place for around 1 week. The stocking should be worn for a further week after the bandage is removed. Some patients require a second injection for residual veins after a period of 3 to 4 weeks. Most patients are able to return to their normal routine immediately following foam sclerotherapy treatment for varicose veins. Complications are unusual but include bruising or discomfort around the needle site, phlebitis, a small area of skin discoloration overlying the vein and rarely, ulceration. We are situated in the North West, in the city of Chester. Many of our patients come to us from Liverpool, Manchester, the Wirral, St Helens, Stockport, Warrington and North Wales. We are happy to help anyone that lives outside of these areas too!
 

Anti Wrinkle Injections

Wrinkles are irregularities in the body’s surface that present as creases, ridges, or folds in the skin. The skin is comprised of multiple layers of tissue. The three most important components are the epidermis or surface layer of skin, the dermis lying immediately beneath the epidermis, and the hypodermis lying between deeper body tissues and the visible surface skin. Connective tissue (collagen), fat, hair follicles, sweat glands, nerves, and blood vessels lie within the dermis and provide skin tone. The supportive structure of the hypodermis is made of this fat and connective tissue. Loss of skin elasticity and tone occurs when collagen and fat deteriorates from environmental factors, ageing, or disease. Skin grows from the bottom up. Cells in the hypodermis grow, mature, die, and fall from the body as skin flakes. They are replaced by cells in the dermis migrating outward toward the skin’s surface. These cells in turn are replaced by cells from the epidermis. Surface cells succumb to mitosis, the natural cell death process, and fall off the body. The regeneration cycle to go from dead cells to new surface skin cells (i.e., maturation of hypodermis to dermis and then to epidermis) takes about a month in our youth. The skin cells are nurtured by blood vessels rising within the hypodermis.
Vein Solutions - Wrexham Road, Cheshire, CH4 9DE,

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Mr Sameh Dimitri

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Mr Dimitri trained in vascular surgery in the Mersey region (Wirral, Liverpool and Chester). He is interested in minimally invasive treatment for venous disease and has run courses to train consultants who wish to develop their skills in the new treatments. Mr Dimitri was the only consultant vascular and endovascular surgeon in the UK approved to provide training to other surgeons in cyanoacrylate glue treatment under the original inventing company Sapheon prior to them being acquired by Medtronic.
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Wrexham Road, Cheshire, CH4 9DEUK