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Is it possible to use the VeinGogh treatment on the sclera of the eye to remove permanently dilated blood vessels? (Photo)

I read that this Ohmic Thermolysis System method applies heat to the coagulate the blood hence collapsing the vein without damaging other surrounding tissue. Could this be used to remove prominent large blood vessels on the sclera?

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Nelson Lee Novick, MD

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It is hard to see the vein, but I see a shadow that may be a vein from your photo. If it is a vein, I don't think it could be treated with VeinGogh or a Laser . Because of its location it may be best to leave it alone or treat it with a phlebectomy , the surgical removal of the vein. Another...

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