
1470 ELVES Machine
A diode laser system optimized for minimally invasive procedures. Widely used in ENT, aesthetic treatments, and soft tissue applications.
A modern, minimally invasive approach designed to close diseased veins without surgical cuts, stitches, or visible scars.

Endovenous Laser Treatment
The term LASER stands for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. In Endovenous Laser Treatment (EVLT), controlled heat energy is delivered at a precise wavelength to safely close diseased veins.
Using specialized laser fibres, the procedure targets the affected vein from within. When laser energy is applied, it is selectively absorbed by the water content in the blood, damaging the inner lining of the vein. This causes the vein to collapse and seal shut.
Over time, the closed vein undergoes natural fibrosis and is gradually eliminated by the body, leaving the leg clearer, healthier, and free from visible varicosities.
Our centre utilizes advanced 1470 nm wavelength laser systems from Biolitec, Germany — supporting precision, safety, and superior clinical outcomes.
Advanced medical technology designed to support precise, minimally invasive treatments with greater control and efficiency.

A diode laser system optimized for minimally invasive procedures. Widely used in ENT, aesthetic treatments, and soft tissue applications.

Compact dual-wavelength laser system combining 980 nm and 1470 nm for superior precision and minimal thermal damage.

High-performance dual-wavelength solution for advanced procedures, offering an excellent balance of cutting, vaporization, and coagulation.

Radiofrequency Ablation device designed for precise thermal treatment using alternating current to ablate targeted tissue.
Explore our educational videos to understand laser procedures, treatment techniques, recovery, and patient guidance.


A carefully guided sequence designed to make laser treatment precise, controlled, and minimally invasive.
The case of varicose veins is first evaluated through a sonography test called a Doppler ultrasound to map blood flow accurately.
A simple comparison of modern endovenous laser treatment and conventional surgical treatment for varicose veins.
Outpatient treatment
✓Performed under local anesthesia
✓Typically completed within about 1 hour
✓Usually requires little or no downtime
✓Most patients can return to work the same day
✓Reported long-term recurrence of approximately 2–4%
✓Hospital-based procedure
Usually requires general anesthesia
May take approximately 3–4 hours
May require around 1 week of recovery
Return to work may take 2–3 weeks
Reported long-term recurrence of approximately 20–40%
Outpatient treatment
Hospital-based procedure
Performed under local anesthesia
Usually requires general anesthesia
Typically completed within about 1 hour
May take approximately 3–4 hours
Usually requires little or no downtime
May require around 1 week of recovery
Most patients can return to work the same day
Return to work may take 2–3 weeks
Reported long-term recurrence of approximately 2–4%
Reported long-term recurrence of approximately 20–40%
The most appropriate treatment depends on the individual patient's vein anatomy, symptoms, overall health, and Doppler findings. There is no single procedure that is suitable for every patient.
An experienced vascular specialist evaluates these factors and determines whether laser treatment, surgery, or a combination of techniques will provide the most appropriate result.
Dr. Shoaib Padaria has over 30 years of experience in vascular disease management and more than 23 years of experience with endovenous vein treatments. He has performed more than 25,000 treatment procedures and regularly contributes to national and international teaching programs.