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Spider veins are easily treated with sclerotherapy and often need about 3 sessions a month apart. cost is roughly $450/session
Yes, spider veins can be treated with sclerotherapy, and also with laser therapies. The key with any treatment is finding the one that both you and your doctor believe will work best for you. Not all patients are candidates for the same kinds of treatments, and what works for someone else may not be the best option for you. Make sure that you get a good consultation, have your practitioner go through the options with you, and make sure you get a personalized recommendation that suits you and your body or skin's needs.
Spider veins on the lower back can be treated with sclerotherapy or laser. In our practice we use both technologies extensively. Outcomes are very good with either technique. Sclerotherapy is less expensive than laser.
Spider veins on the back can be treated by sclerotherapy with excellent cosmetic results. If the veins are very small then laser or micro needle radio frequency may work.
Spider veins on most areas of the body such as the back can be safely and effectively treated with eitherlasers or electrocautery. These procedures are only mildly uncomfortable andtake just seconds. Small scabs form which fall off within a few days.Both lasers andelectrocautery produce immediate improvement once the scabs have healed. Inmost cases only one treatment is necessary.
It is unusal to have an enlarged vein in the palm. It could be a bruise but bruises dont pulsate. It could be a vein aneurism or venous malformation. I would consult a venous or vascular specialist. Wishing your father a the best.
This is best improved with a combination of laser treatments and vitamin C pills/topical. I suggest you see someone with experience in these treatments. Best, Dr. Emer.
Looks like your bruised your eye lid, there may be a little blood pooled there. I suggest seeing a cosmetic dermatologist or oculoplastic surgeon who can drain the area and treat it with a laser. It will resolve on its own but take a few weeks. Best, Dr. Emer.
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