Are these veins on my ribcage and arm healthy? Would sclerotherapy or Vbeam be safe treatment options?

Under-eye veins are often treated with various methods, including laser therapy or sclerotherapy. Consultation with a plastic surgeon or dermatologist is crucial to determine the most suitable option for your specific case. Best of luck !

The image of the shin suggests that you have inflammation of the successfully treated veins, sometimes known as 'phlebitis'. The brown discolouration is common after foam sclerotherapy and will slowly resolve as time passes.I often remove the 'trapped blood' from inside veins (with a needle and...

I’m not a big fan of sclerotherapy as it bears some risks. I would suggest laser and fillers or fat transfer. Best of luck !

Yes, surface veins of the feet (and hands) can be treated - we do so regularly. Your situation is interesting in that the veins seem to have increased following your perforator ablation and phlebectomy. It would be very helpful to see a detailed ultrasound of the current venous drainage of your...

Spider veins are thread-like purple/red broken blood vessels or blue/green larger vessels. They generally develop on the face or legs and may look like thin branches or strands of a spider web. Spider veins are mainly a cosmetic issue but for some people, they can become very uncomfortable and...

Sometimes electric current can help. It is safer than sclerotherapy which can be very dangerous in the wrong hands. I hope this helps, best of luck !