Chronic vein disease is the most common disorder of the venous system (about 75% of cases). Most chronic skin wounds cause anxiety and fear in patients, leading to morbidity and reduced quality of life. Given the relative length of treatment, the high financial costs, as well as the questionable impact of therapeutic measures on the high incidence of relapse, it is a significant health, social and economic problem in the world. Establishing a diagnosis, treatment, and therapy itself requires a multidisciplinary approach to various branches of medicine and knowledge of the pathophysiology of chronic diseases and of all entities that could result in the best possible therapeutic outcome. "Gold standard" in the treatment of chronic venous insufficiency and venous insufficiency iscompression therapy, and with a multidisciplinary approach we achieve maximum therapeutic effect.Compression therapy is a simple and effective conservative method in the treatment of venous disease. Knowing the types of compression as well as their peculiarities and the ability to adapt to the patient's condition is important for the proper selection of compression.The rate of recovery with the use of compression therapy is high (70% of sanitizers in the period from 3 to 6 months), which significantly affects the cost of treatment and the quality of life of the patient. This graduate thesis will present the classification and clinical picture of chronic venous disease, risk factors and modern therapy with special emphasis on the role and practical application of compression, given that the proper application of compression is a safe route to wound healing, and the proper application of the same requires knowledge and dexterity.