For thread and spider veins on the legs, the ones that stop you wearing what you want. Assessed properly before anything is injected.
A solution is injected into the vein, causing it to close so that it fades over the following weeks. It works on small superficial veins rather than larger varicose veins.
Assessment matters here. A history of clots or circulation problems changes whether this is appropriate, and some veins point to something that needs a GP rather than a clinic.
More than one session is often needed, and treated veins can look worse before they look better.
Price depends on the area treated and is confirmed at consultation.
What you actually need, and what it costs, is agreed at your appointment.
These are the three that come up most. You get real answers before anything comes out of a packet, and if the honest answer changes what you should have, she will say so.
The area assessed and your history reviewed, including any clotting or circulation problems.
A fine needle used to inject the solution into the vein. Compression advice is given afterwards.
Gentle walking, no strenuous exercise or heat for a period, and patience while the vein fades.
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Not always. Several veins commonly need more than one session.
Gradually. Treated veins can look more noticeable at first before fading.
There is some stinging as the solution goes in. Most people find it manageable.
As with any injectable there are, including bruising and skin changes, and rarely more significant complications. These are discussed at consultation.
No. This treats small superficial veins. Larger varicose veins need a vascular assessment.
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