4 months after EVLA and I started having pain/sore near the site of incision along the treated vein, is this normal?

There are two methods that  utilize heat to close veins down. Laser therapy and radiofrequency ablation are these two methods. Both of these work extremely well and the recurrence rate should be less than 5% across-the-board.  If you are still having symptoms, the question is...

With advances in technology we are now able to offer several different options to our patients who need to have a vein closed.  EVLT has a very well established track record as well as an excellent long-term success rate.  EVLT does involve an extra step of injecting numbing medicine...

There would be no reason to perform an EVLT on a normal vein.  Based on your description, I would have a tendency to rely more on the results of the second, more thorough exam.  You certainly can have the spider veins treated properly  with sclerotherapy...

If you experience any swelling in your legs as well as bulging veins, the first line of treatment is daily use of 20-30 mmHg compression stockings.  This usually will help slow down the progression of the problem but usually does not make it go away.  The risks for EVLT and phlebectomy...

After doing an EVLT, we usually ask our patients to wear the stockings over night and then to wear them during the day for 5 days.  After five days I encourage them to wear the stockings for comfort as well as for any long car or plane trips.  If you stop wearing them at 14 days, it...

It is best to wait until you heal from your venous ablation.  After the procedure there is often some tenderness, slight swelling and bruising.  Tattooing over the area would not only be more painful but potentially risk infection also.  Just wait several weeks until you are...