CLaCS stands for Cryo-Laser and Cryo Sclerotherapy.
It is a combination of techniques we invented in 2002
-Cryo is an equipment that blows -20C cold air onto the skin, numbing it.
-Laser is a transdermal laser that is able to damage the vein without damagind the skin
-Sclerotherapy is the injection of Dextrose75% (in our technique)
After the laser session (100pulses to 350 pulses), we reevaluate the veins with the VeinViewer to spot where the vein is still open. Then we inject the sclerosant.
It is available in Sao Paulo, Brazil and some cities in Brazil.
In the US, it is available in McAllen TX (John Hovorka, MD)
Some physicians in Europe will start soon when the VeinViewer gets available there.
The inicial investment to have laser, Cryo, VeinViewer, ultrasound and pletismography for the is over 150,000 dolars. That is why it will take a time to be "popular"
This technique is very efficient, reliable and free of complications like anaphylasis, embolism, skin ulcers.
CLaCS method was developed here (one 9hs flight, 1h time zone). This film was recently presented at UIP meeting in Japan. I hope that CLaCS will soon be available all over the World. Phlebologists in the US and Europe use more foam sclerotherapy. We preffer to use technology to improve effectiveness avoiding complications. Foam and sclerosants may cause embolism and anaphylatic shock. CLaCS is a peculiar combination. Fast, safe and based on "sugar", cold air, and a modern transdermal laser.
thanks for the info. looks amazing! i found out that one one (!) physician in NY state so far bought the vein viewer. this is amazing technology! and the very expensive NY doctors are still flying blind, treating only superficial vessels with sclerotherapy or laser. it's really weird that no one in new york city has this device.
what, if you don't mind asking, does one session of this treatment cost in yoyr practice?
CLaCS stands for Cryo-Laser and Cryo Sclerotherapy.
It is a combination of techniques we invented in 2002
-Cryo is an equipment that blows -20C cold air onto the skin, numbing it.
-Laser is a transdermal laser that is able to damage the vein without damagind the skin
-Sclerotherapy is the injection of Dextrose75% (in our technique)
After the laser session (100pulses to 350 pulses), we reevaluate the veins with the VeinViewer to spot where the vein is still open. Then we inject the sclerosant.
kasuomiyake 3 years ago
What does CLaCS stand for? Kasuomiyake, can you please post your clinic's website so I can review your services? Kind Regards, Ireland.
roiscap 3 years ago
nice
patsfan4ever09 4 years ago
Hai, is this available in this part of the world, ie., ME? Wd appreciate a response, please.. Thanx.
SeekerBl 4 years ago
Where is ME?
kasuomiyake 4 years ago
where is ME?
kasuomiyake 4 years ago
It is available in Sao Paulo, Brazil and some cities in Brazil.
In the US, it is available in McAllen TX (John Hovorka, MD)
Some physicians in Europe will start soon when the VeinViewer gets available there.
The inicial investment to have laser, Cryo, VeinViewer, ultrasound and pletismography for the is over 150,000 dolars. That is why it will take a time to be "popular"
This technique is very efficient, reliable and free of complications like anaphylasis, embolism, skin ulcers.
kasuomiyake 3 years ago
woooooooow its very nice plz whos know where we can buy this products plz send the websait massege on my nomber +9745177998
lasheen88 4 years ago
can you recommend someone in New York who does what you do (including vein viewer)?
babesinbrooklyn 4 years ago
CLaCS method was developed here (one 9hs flight, 1h time zone). This film was recently presented at UIP meeting in Japan. I hope that CLaCS will soon be available all over the World. Phlebologists in the US and Europe use more foam sclerotherapy. We preffer to use technology to improve effectiveness avoiding complications. Foam and sclerosants may cause embolism and anaphylatic shock. CLaCS is a peculiar combination. Fast, safe and based on "sugar", cold air, and a modern transdermal laser.
kasuomiyake 4 years ago
thanks for the info. looks amazing! i found out that one one (!) physician in NY state so far bought the vein viewer. this is amazing technology! and the very expensive NY doctors are still flying blind, treating only superficial vessels with sclerotherapy or laser. it's really weird that no one in new york city has this device.
what, if you don't mind asking, does one session of this treatment cost in yoyr practice?
babesinbrooklyn 4 years ago