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This is a very common problem and best address by doing what is called an "ambulatory phlebectomy" where we take out the vein through very small nicks in the skin. The procedure is painless as we use freezing prior to the treatment. It is very effective and the cosmetic results are quite excellent. Contact your local board certified phlebologist for the best results. Cheers
The problem is two-fold and some confuse the issues - they are interrelated and both may need to be addressed in some patients:volume losslarge varicose veinsI use both techniques to get rid of the veins by sclerotherapy and microphlebectomy and fillers in some individuals. My filler of choice for the hollow of the feet (between the metatarsal bones) is Radiesse.
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...
The perception of pain is different for every person even on a day to day basis. You'll find that some days you're more tolerant of pain than other days. It helps to be well informed about the laser and the provider before the treatment, so at least, you're rest assured...
There has been controversy between different specialties regarding the treatment of facial veins with sclerotherapy. Sclerotherapy is very safe and works very well on facial veins. With the newer sclerotherapy agents and smaller available sclerotherapy needles, injecting facial veins...
