Sclerotherapy.
Targeted injections that close unwanted veins.
What is Sclerotherapy?
Sclerotherapy is the gold-standard, in-office treatment for spider veins and small reticular veins. A specialist injects a medical solution directly into the targeted vein, irritating its lining so it collapses, scars, and is gradually reabsorbed by the body.
How does Sclerotherapy work?
Sclerotherapy treats problem veins by injecting a solution that causes them to collapse and fade as blood flow naturally redirects to healthier veins.
The procedure involves:
- 01A fine needle delivers a sclerosant solution into the vein.
- 02The vein walls seal shut and blood reroutes to healthy veins.
- 03Treated veins fade over 4–8 weeks; multiple sessions are common.
Who Is a Good Candidate for Sclerotherapy?
Sclerotherapy is commonly used for people with small superficial vein issues who want to improve both appearance and mild symptoms.
It is suitable for you if you have:
- Spider veins on the legs
- Small reticular feeder veins
- Cosmetic and mild medical cases
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