From the clinic to the proprietary TEThA Endolaser technique — varicose veins treated by laser, with no incisions, led by Dr. Nara Medeiros. Precision vascular medicine, published and validated.
A reference in vascular health in Natal, Brazil,
under the care of Dr. Nara Medeiros.
An experienced, welcoming team
guides you from meticulous diagnosis to results.
The proprietary technique, physician training and the science behind them — explore Anjos Vasculares.
Transfixing Endovenous Thermal Ablation — varicose veins treated by laser, with no incisions.
→02Endolaser Immersion, VIP Day, Master VIP and mentoring — hands-on programs with Dr. Nara Medeiros.
→03The TEThA technique, published and validated in two peer-reviewed international journals.
→04Book a consultation or talk to the team about training programs.
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Vascular and endovascular surgeon · 15+ years of experience
Creator of the TEThA technique · Transfixing Endovenous Thermal Ablation
Published in Phlebology (SAGE) and Acta Phlebologica (Minerva Medica) · peer-reviewed journals
Member of SBACV-RN · MSc, doctoral researcher
30+ physicians trained · in Brazil and abroad, through Anjos Academy
“Patients prefer to avoid cuts and surgery — keeping up to date with TEThA is valuable for our careers. The technique is fast and, performed correctly by trained hands, can replace phlebectomy.”
“The TEThA technique is a revolution in outpatient laser treatment of varicose veins. We can offer our patients the most modern minimally invasive medicine available.”
“TEThA makes it possible, in many cases, to treat on an outpatient basis — no cuts, no hospital stay — and to use endolaser on larger varicose veins, not only the saphenous.”
Av. Campos Sales, 901 — Suite 504
Manhattan Business Office · Tirol
Natal/RN · Brazil · 59020-300
Two paths, the same standard of care — choose yours.
Laser treatment of varicose veins, with no incisions, and full vascular care with Dr. Nara Medeiros.
Immersion, VIP Day, Master VIP and mentoring for physicians raising the standard of their own practice.