What is the VNUS Closure Procedure?

The goal of treatment is to identify whether the visible veins are true varicosities, or abnormal veins, or whether the problem arises from thin skin and subcutaneous tissue. The options for treatment include the following: Injection sclerotherapy Microphlebectomy Fat grafting Sculptra...

In this case, I would consider using Radiesse for the backs of the hands.  Radiesse is a great way to add volume between the vessels, resulting in a youthful appearance of the hands.  

Hyperpigmentation after sclerotherapy may be the result of melanin production by the skin or blood from the vessel being treated leaking into the skin (a bruise).  Both are inflammatory situations that will resolve over time.  The problem is that the process is slow in the legs because...

There is a delicate procedure where the veins can be directly excised. This seems to have the best effect for the veins themselves. Lasers do not work well for large veins. When the laser is turned up high enough to ablate larger veins, the overlying skin often gets burned. Often, veins...