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How Much Does Spider Vein Treatment Cost?

my friend paid $200 an hour for scelerotherapy. she spent $450 for her 1 leg. what is the average cost to get leg spider veins done on 1 leg

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$300 Both Legs and Thighs, Burbank, CA

We charge $300 for both legs/ankles and thighs.  This will adress all the veins in those areas.  However, you may need more than one session to get the best results.  Some people get away with one session, but most people need 2-3.
Lisa Benest, MD
Burbank Dermatologist
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Cost

$300 / session for the first two sessions then $150 for each additional session beyond two.
Timothy Mountcastle, MD
Ashburn General Surgeon
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Cost of Sclerotherapy

Our office charges $350 for a session, which typically lasts 20 minutes.  There is a limit to the amount of solution that can safely be injected per session.  It is most important to insure that you have qualified and trained physician who is practicing in his or her trained specialty. 
Tricia Brown, MD
Houston Dermatologist
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Cost of Sclerotherapy

In my office, I charge $350 for a 30 minute session to treat as many veins as possible. I believe that sclerotherapy is still the gold standard for treatment of leg veins. We do have lasers in our office to treat smaller facial veins.
Mitchell Schwartz, MD
South Burlington Dermatologic Surgeon
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Costs can vary

Costs tend to vary widely depending not only on where you are but who the patient is.  We charge $250 per leg and use hypertonic saline.  Pricing can vary based on time taken as well as number of veins treated.  Finally, what is injected can also change the pricing because some agents are more expensive than others.  Laser tends to be the most expensive because although nothing is injected, the laser is quite expensive to buy and maintain.  Hope this helps! more
Victoria W. Serralta, MD
Arlington Dermatologic Surgeon
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Sclerotherapy costs

The cost will always vary depending on the amount of veins there are to treat. The more extensive the more expensive. Lasers or injections can be used and costs should be similar between the two since as a patient you are asking for resolution of the same problem but we are choosing which device to use to achieve these results.
Shawn Allen, MD
Boulder Dermatologist
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Ask physician about sclerotherapy and laser vein therapy costs

Don't focus on cost, focus on experience in treating these problems. It is costly for a physician or health care provider to spend an hour to do sclerotherapy or to laser your veins. The best and most advanced laser machines cost in excess of 100,000 dollars and the laser handpieces have limited # of shots and that is why they are expensive to use. Scleroterapy is time expensive as physician time is valuable, and sclerotherapy, in my opinion, is done not to generate profit but to complete... more
Hratch Karamanoukian, MD
Buffalo General Surgeon
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Costs are all over the place

Our charge is $100 for 3/4 hour, although for 2-3  spider veins our charge is $35. This is with injections. It is a bit more $125 for laser sclero.
Arnold R. Oppenheim, MD
Virginia Beach Dermatologist
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Atlanta- Pricing for Spider Vein treatment

At our facility the prices are- Large area 1 Spider Vein Session is $380.00 this includes:  1 pair of compression stockings and one touch-up session. Small area 1 Spider Vein Session is $180.00 this includes: 1 pair of compression stockings and one touch-up session. The fee for any treatment after 1st touch-up will run $75.00 per session.  This fee is honored for three months from your initial treatment.   Spider Vein treatment is performed on Thursday,Friday and... more
Vincent N. Zubowicz, MD
Atlanta Plastic Surgeon
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