Dr. Fernando Sellés, a specialist in Angiology and Vascular Surgery with more than 20 years of experience, has developed the SinVarix® Method, a proprietary methodology that integrates his clinical experience, structured action protocols, and the recommendations of international sclerotherapy guidelines. Its objective is to unify action criteria, systematize therapeutic decision-making, and contribute to greater patient safety in the treatment of varicose veins
Dr. Fernando Sellés, a specialist in Angiology and Vascular Surgery with more than 20 years of experience, has developed the SinVarix® Method, a proprietary methodology that organizes the clinical assessment, the selection of therapeutic techniques, and the follow-up of patients with varicose veins through action protocols and defined clinical criteria.
The method arises from his clinical experience and the need to structure decision-making in the treatment of varicose veins, taking into account the characteristics of each patient, the indications of the different techniques, and the recommendations of international sclerotherapy guidelines.
"The treatment of varicose veins does not consist solely of performing a technique. It is also necessary to determine when it is indicated, what patient characteristics should be taken into account, and how to plan follow-up", explains Dr. Sellés. "The SinVarix® Method is born to organize these steps through action criteria and protocols that help to substantiate clinical decisions".
A methodology based on clinical assessment and protocols
The SinVarix® Method structures the different phases of the approach to varicose veins, from the initial assessment and vascular diagnosis to the selection of the procedure and subsequent follow-up.
Doppler ultrasound plays a relevant role when indicated, as it allows the study of venous circulation and the identification of alterations that may influence therapeutic planning. Based on the clinical assessment, the available options and their suitability for each case are considered.
The methodology pays special attention to microfoam sclerotherapy and cryosclerotherapy, integrating their clinical and technical aspects within an organized process. Its objective is to facilitate well-founded decisions, promote consistency in action criteria, and pay special attention to patient safety.
The existence of protocols does not imply applying the same treatment to all people. On the contrary, it allows organizing the evaluation of each case, identifying the clinical differences and determining which alternatives may be indicated. Medical judgment and individualization remain essential.
More information about the SinVarix® Method.
Varicose vein treatment in Granada: alternatives according to each case
From his clinic in Granada, Dr. Fernando Sellés offers different options for the treatment of varicose veins and spider veins. Among them are sclerotherapy with microfoam and cryosclerosis, in addition to other procedures that may be indicated according to the diagnosis and the characteristics of the venous disease.
Many people look for how to remove varicose veins or eliminate them without conventional surgery. In certain cases there are minimally invasive procedures that make it possible to treat the affected veins without resorting to conventional surgery. However, the appropriate technique depends on the medical evaluation and not all patients are candidates for the same treatments.
The approach of the SinVarix® Method is to structure the therapeutic selection so that the decision is based on the characteristics of the case and on the indications of each procedure, instead of applying a technique systematically.
The clinic offers information on the alternatives to remove varicose veins and eliminate varicose veins without surgery.
In-person care in Granada and video consultation
The Varicose Veins Clinic of Dr. Fernando Sellés offers in-person care in Granada and video consultation when clinical circumstances allow it. This modality facilitates an initial orientation, the review of available reports, and the assessment of the next steps for patients from other locations.
When a physical examination or a Doppler ultrasound is needed to establish the diagnosis or decide on the treatment, the video consultation does not replace these procedures.
People interested in the treatment of varicose veins in Granada can consult the information about the specialist, the clinic and its services.
SinVarix Clinic: training and professional development for clinics and doctors
The SinVarix Method® constitutes the basis of a training and professional development project aimed at doctors and clinics interested in incorporating or developing a specialized line in the treatment of varicose veins. Through SinVarix Clinic, a working model is offered based on clinical protocols, specialized training, therapeutic selection criteria, and professional support to facilitate the structured application of the methodology in clinical practice.
The initiative is aimed both at specialists who wish to expand their therapeutic resources and at clinics that seek to develop their activity in the treatment of varicose veins through an organized approach, with training in the techniques contemplated in the method and guidance for their care application.
SinVarix Clinic aspires to establish a network of professionals and centers linked by a common methodology, with training and professional support, always respecting medical judgment and the individual assessment of each patient.
Clinics and doctors interested in learning about the method and exploring possible avenues of collaboration can obtain more information at sinvarixclinic.com.
About Dr. Fernando Sellés
Dr. Fernando Sellés is a physician specialist in Angiology and Vascular Surgery, with more than 20 years of professional experience. His activity includes vascular diagnosis, the treatment of varicose veins through different procedures, and the development of the SinVarix® Method, a proprietary methodology aimed at structuring clinical assessment and therapeutic decision-making in venous pathology.