Varicose veins are considered to be caused by varicose veins, which generally manifest on one lower extremity or both lower extremities at the same time, with the medial side of the lower leg and the posterior side forming the main part. After a long history, hyperpigmentation, itching of the lower extremity, and even ulcer formation can occur in the foot and boot area. The treatment of saphenous varicose veins is mainly surgical, including the traditional high ligation and stripping surgery, as well as endovenous laser surgery. Generally, high ligation surgery is more traumatic, and multiple wounds are made in the thighs and calves, which affects the aesthetics. Intraluminal laser surgery mainly involves inserting a laser inside the blood vessels to cauterize the lining of the blood vessels and occlude them, resulting in a more aesthetically pleasing skin wound.