Can I cut the foot off the compression stocking?

Early bruising is common following sclerotherapy and pigmentation arises from hermosiderin deposition in the skin once the vein is chemically irritated and 'leaky'. Topical creams such as Scleroquin will help (see link below) or you can elect to have the discoloration cleared sooner with a Q ...

The discolouration is a normal consequence of a successful treatment. Time for the bruising to disappear will vary between patients but can take up to 6 month in some patients

Thank you for your question.There are many treatment options for telangiectasias on the nares of the nose including long pulse dye lasers and RF technology.Often they require more than 1 treatment session.BestDr. Karamanoukian

Thank you for your question and pictures.Not likely that it is associated with an intracranial lesion but if it makes you feel better, there is no harm in getting one - you can pay out of ocket for the MRI and get it done next week. Another reason to get the MRI would be for your headaches...

Tranexamic acid is called an antifibrinologic agent and is used to decrease bleeding particularly in trauma patients. Since it can decrease bleeding, it potentially also carries the risk of increasing clotting.  I would not recommend taking this while having sclerotherapy.

Thank you for your question.It is not clear if they are in the scrotum or on the skin surface.Nevertheless, make an appointment to see a urologist. They can do an exam, transilluminate with light and perhaps do an ultrasound to help make a diagnosis.Best