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There are many options, small veins can be treated with lasers or chemicals and larger ones with lasers or surgery. Please see an expert. Best, Dr. Emer.
Thank you for your question.The veins in the back of the thigh are extensions of the small saphenous system, the so called vein of Giacommini. It is very easily treated in expert hands.Seek an ABVLM Certified vein specialist.Best Dr Karamanoukian
Blue veins are usually called reticular veins and can occur anywhere on the leg. Some are a result of aging, trauma, weight or genetics. Some are a result of malfunctioning valves (reflux) in the saphenous system of veins. See a vein specialist for a full venous evaluation.
Thank you for your question.The pictures are poor quality but the ones on your buttocks seem like reticular complexes and can be injected with sclerosant solutions.Seek an ABVLM Certified Vein Specialist.Dr. Karamanoukian
Thank you for your question. This looks like a venous lake and can be treated with a long pulse dye laser.See a laser specialist or ABVLM Certified Vein Specialist with laser experience. BestDr. Karamanoukian
Bulging veins on your upper extremity seems to be there because you are lean and have little body fat. It is normal. You have to weight the benefit of treating these with sclerotherapy or microphlebectomy with risk of developing hyperpigmentation or keloid formation.Dr Karamanoukian
