With the development of vascular surgery began to attract attention to the problem of studying the long-term results of treatment. Long-term results of surgical treatment were studied in 110 patients with secondary lymphostasis lower extremities in the period 1997-2010. The estimation was made in two ways. First, the definition of value of basic clinical and social indicators, and secondly, the study target quality of life of patients. The analysis of remote results of treatment of patients with secondary lymphostasis lower extremities indicates that the quality of life and values of major clinical and social indicators quite adequately characterize the patient's condition after treatment and can be used alongside traditional medical data to assess long-term results, as well as serve as criteria in solving the optimal choice of treatment.