MO.CA (Mechanochemical Ablation)
Mechanical action and sclerosant, combined.
MO.CA (Mechanochemical Ablation) combines mechanical disruption and a sclerosant solution to treat varicose veins in the hands, feet and legs. A specialised catheter with a rotating tip gently damages the vein’s lining, enhancing the effects of the sclerosant and allowing the vein to collapse. This minimally invasive procedure is performed under local anaesthesia and typically takes 30–45 minutes — individual results vary.
Treatment focus
Varicose veins
Treats varicose veins in the hands, feet and legs.
Combined action
Combines mechanical disruption with a sclerosant solution.
Local anaesthesia
Performed under local anaesthesia.
Minimal downtime
A minimally invasive procedure with minimal downtime.
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Dual mechanism
A rotating tip enhances the effects of the sclerosant.
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Comfortable
An effective, comfortable solution for lasting vein improvement.
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Quick return
Patients usually resume normal activities within a day.
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Aftercare
Compression stockings are suggested for optimal healing.
How your care works
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Consultation & assessment
Your treatment begins with an assessment of the affected veins.
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Treatment
A rotating catheter and sclerosant are used to collapse the vein, under local anaesthesia.
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Aftercare
Compression stockings are suggested; post-treatment swelling or bruising may occur.
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Results
Lasting vein improvement develops over time. Individual results vary.
Treatment investment
Prices are customised for each person. Specific price details will be calculated and reviewed with you during your consultation.
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