(TELC Technique: Transilluminated Endovenous Laser Coagulation): it is the most advanced method in the treatment of "reticular varices," thin superficial varicosities of the thighs and legs, which in most cases represent the power source of teleangectasia ( "capillaries" ). A thin optical fiber, like a nylon thread, is inserted within these veins by means of a needle: a particular light source, called transillumination Percutaneous, facilitates the procedure. The laser energy causes the closure of the feeding vein capillaries, facilitating their subsequent disappearance. The surgery is ambulatory, requires a mild local anesthetic and allows immediate return to the daily activities. The most evident varicosities will thus be eliminated, without any residual scar; the next microsclero therapy of telangiectasia, during the following weeks, will complete the treatment.