Varicose vein surgery for adolescents includes traditional surgery, microsurgery, laparoscopic surgery, and interventional embolization surgery, etc. 1. Traditional Surgery: There are two types of traditional open surgery, one is high spermatic vein ligation via inguinal canal and the other is high spermatic vein ligation via retroperitoneal approach. The retroperitoneal approach is more commonly used because it has fewer complications, is less invasive, and has a relatively low recurrence rate. 2. Microsurgery: The advantages of microsurgery are less trauma, fewer complications, lower recurrence rate, and the ability to ligate all the draining veins except the vas deferens vein, preserving the arteries, lymph and nerves, so microsurgery is recommended for varicocele surgery. 3. Laparoscopic surgery: the advantage is that both sides can be operated at the same time, but it requires certain equipment and is difficult to be promoted in primary hospitals. 4. Interventional embolization surgery: injecting sclerosing agent into the spermatic vein to achieve the therapeutic purpose has become the development direction of treating varicocele in developed countries, but it is not widely used in China due to the influence of price and other factors. It is recommended that patients go to regular hospitals in a timely manner and follow the doctor’s instructions for scientific treatment, in order to achieve a speedy recovery.