Sclerotherapy

What is Cosmetic Sclerotherapy?

Sclerotherapy is a highly effective and safe procedure for treating small vein disease and spider veins. It provides both cosmetic and medical benefits, including improved appearance, symptom relief, and a reduced risk of complications. With its minimally invasive nature, short recovery time, and high success rate, sclerotherapy has become a popular choice for individuals seeking a non-surgical solution to their vein-related concerns. It is much more cost effective than vein stripping or laser therapy make this a perfect solution for treatment of small vein disease or spider veins. Contact our office to set up your consultation to learn more about Sclerotherapy.

What are the Benefits?

1 Vein Disease

Improve Vein Appearance

Sclerotherapy offers significant cosmetic improvements by reducing or eliminating the appearance of small vein disease and spider veins. The treatment can boost self-confidence and make individuals feel more comfortable in their skin, allowing them to wear clothing styles they may have previously avoided, such as shorts, skirts, or swimsuits.

2 Medical Benefits

Improve Blood Flow

Sclerotherapy also has medical benefits such as improving blood flow, alleviating symptoms such as pain, itching and swelling. It can also reduce the risk of complications like blood clots, ulcers and skin discoloration.

3 Minimally Invasive

Performed in Our Office

This minimally invasive procedure can be performed right in our office. Most patients describe the injections as feeling like a small pinch or a mild burning sensation that subsides quickly. Sclerotherapy has a proven track record of success. The majority of patients experience a significant reduction in the appearance of veins and spider veins after treatment.

4 Short Recovery

Resume Normal Activities Immediately

Recovery after sclerotherapy is relatively short. Patients can typically resume their normal activities immediately after the treatment. However, it is advisable to avoid strenuous exercise and prolonged sun exposure for a few days to promote healing. The mild side effects, such as bruising, redness, or slight swelling at the injection sites, usually resolve within a few days.