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Sclerotherapy is considered the treatment of choice to effectively treat varicose and spider veins.
Sclerotherapy involves injecting a solution directly into the problematic vein. This solution causes the vein to scar thereby forcing blood to re-route through healthier veins. The collapsed vein is reabsorbed into local tissue and eventually fades away over time.
The treated veins usually begin to fade within a few weeks, but it can sometimes take a month or longer to achieve the complete results. In some instances, several Sclerotherapy treatments may be needed to achieve permanent results. Your doctor will advise you on this during the course of your treatments.
Sclerotherapy is performed mainly to reduce the unsightly veins and restore confidence to the patient. In some instances the effected veins may be causing discomfort and even pain and then this treatment becomes important in order to achieve a good quality of life.
If you’re pregnant or breastfeeding, doctors recommend waiting until after your baby is born, before having this procedure.
Sclerotherapy is a minimally invasive treatment that entails injecting a sclerosing solution directly into the veins that are affected.
The primary goal of Sclerotherapy is to reduce the appearance of varicose and spider veins by causing them to collapse and fade.
Sclerotherapy can be used to treat a variety of vein sizes and types, including small spider veins and larger varicose veins.
Typically performed in an outpatient setting, Sclerotherapy sessions are relatively quick, allowing individuals to resume their normal activities shortly after treatment.
While some discomfort may be experienced during the injections, it is generally well-tolerated, and any discomfort is usually temporary.
Sclerotherapy is often performed without the need for anesthesia, contributing to its outpatient nature and quick recovery.
Benefits Include:
Sclerotherapy effectively reduces the appearance of varicose and spider veins, promoting a smoother and more even skin tone.
Being a minimally invasive procedure, Sclerotherapy involves only injections into the affected veins, minimizing the need for surgical incisions.
Sclerotherapy is typically performed on an outpatient basis, allowing individuals to return to their normal activities shortly after the procedure.
By collapsing and fading treated veins, Sclerotherapy enhances the aesthetic appearance of the skin, particularly in areas like the legs where varicose and spider veins are commonly found.
Visible results can often be observed shortly after the procedure, and the full effects continue to improve over the following weeks.
Sclerotherapy is often performed without the need for general anesthesia, contributing to a quicker recovery time and reduced risks associated with more invasive surgeries.
The results of Sclerotherapy can vary from person to person, and the extent of improvement depends on factors such as the size and severity of the treated veins, individual response to the procedure, and the number of sessions undergone. Here are common results and outcomes associated with Sclerotherapy.
Sclerotherapy is highly effective in reducing the visibility of varicose and spider veins. Treated veins often collapse, fade, and become less noticeable overtime.
The primary goal of Sclerotherapy is to enhance the cosmetic appearance of the skin by eliminating or minimizing the appearance of unsightly veins.
While full results may take several weeks to become apparent, some improvement is often visible shortly after the procedure. However, multiple sessions may be needed for optimal results.
Sclerotherapy is a non- surgical treatment option designed to address varicose and spider veins. It involves injecting a sclerosing agent into the affected veins to cause them to collapse and fade.
The sclerosing agent irritates the vein walls, leading to their collapse. Over time, the treated veins are reabsorbed by the body, resulting in improved blood flow and a reduction in the appearance of veins.
Sclerotherapy is primarily used to treat varicose and spider veins, including small to medium-sized veins that are close to the surface of the skin.
Discomfort during Sclerotherapy is typically minimal. Patients may experience a mild burning or stinging sensation during the injection, but it is generally well-tolerated.
Sclerotherapy sessions are relatively quick, usually lasting between 15 and 45 minutes, depending on the number and size of veins being treated.
