Have thin very fair skin and have resulting visible hand & forearm veins. Does it get rid of bulging blue veins permanently?
Answer: Hidef microphlebectomy for the hands I would prefer to perform a selective HIdef microphlebectomy to remove the unwanted veins in your hands. Best, Dr. KaramanoukianLos Angeles
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Answer: Hidef microphlebectomy for the hands I would prefer to perform a selective HIdef microphlebectomy to remove the unwanted veins in your hands. Best, Dr. KaramanoukianLos Angeles
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September 13, 2016
Answer: Volumizing Fillers Work Well For Nonsurgical Hand Rejuvenation Bulging hand veins can be treated by sclerotherapy with excellent results. However, I have strong reservations about this approach. Since sclerotherapy, as its name clearly states, essentially scleroses (i.e. permanently close them off by scarring the inner walls together) the veins of the hands, should the future need ever arise for intravenous therapies or for frequent blood specimen withdrawals, these veins would no longer be available for use. A far better approach, and one that I frequently employ in my office, is to mask the bulgy veins (and tendons) with an appropriate injectable volumizing filler that restores volume to the hands--i.e. reversing the age-related fat loss that contributes to the bulgy appearance of the veins, as well as the skeletonous appearance of the hands that often comes with the passage of time. The procedure takes about ten minutes per hand to perform and the results are immediate. My choice for this purpose in my Upper East Side Manhattan office is Voluma XC. Radiesse Plus can also be used. In my Israel satellite facility, where a far greater number of regulatory agency approved volumizers are commercially available, I typically opt for Emervel Volume. Best to consult with a board certified aesthetic physician with experience and expertise in nonsurgically rejuvenating the hands. And be certain to ask to see his/her before and after photos. Good luck to you.
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September 13, 2016
Answer: Volumizing Fillers Work Well For Nonsurgical Hand Rejuvenation Bulging hand veins can be treated by sclerotherapy with excellent results. However, I have strong reservations about this approach. Since sclerotherapy, as its name clearly states, essentially scleroses (i.e. permanently close them off by scarring the inner walls together) the veins of the hands, should the future need ever arise for intravenous therapies or for frequent blood specimen withdrawals, these veins would no longer be available for use. A far better approach, and one that I frequently employ in my office, is to mask the bulgy veins (and tendons) with an appropriate injectable volumizing filler that restores volume to the hands--i.e. reversing the age-related fat loss that contributes to the bulgy appearance of the veins, as well as the skeletonous appearance of the hands that often comes with the passage of time. The procedure takes about ten minutes per hand to perform and the results are immediate. My choice for this purpose in my Upper East Side Manhattan office is Voluma XC. Radiesse Plus can also be used. In my Israel satellite facility, where a far greater number of regulatory agency approved volumizers are commercially available, I typically opt for Emervel Volume. Best to consult with a board certified aesthetic physician with experience and expertise in nonsurgically rejuvenating the hands. And be certain to ask to see his/her before and after photos. Good luck to you.
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Answer: Large hand veins should be treated with microphlebectomy not sclerotherapy Given the size of these hand veins, microphlebectomy would be the best option.Smaller veins can be treated with sclerotherapy or hiding them with Radiesse filler.H Karamanoukian MD FACS
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Answer: Large hand veins should be treated with microphlebectomy not sclerotherapy Given the size of these hand veins, microphlebectomy would be the best option.Smaller veins can be treated with sclerotherapy or hiding them with Radiesse filler.H Karamanoukian MD FACS
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February 3, 2017
Answer: Hand veins Sclerotherapy of the hand veins is a non reversible treatment to reverse the size and appearance of hand veins. Once the vein is sclerosed it will be shut down forever. This is definitely something to consider for the long term. There are other ways to reduce to appearance of hand veins by using filler agents to comouflage the large bulging veins by "puffing" up the tissue around them.
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February 3, 2017
Answer: Hand veins Sclerotherapy of the hand veins is a non reversible treatment to reverse the size and appearance of hand veins. Once the vein is sclerosed it will be shut down forever. This is definitely something to consider for the long term. There are other ways to reduce to appearance of hand veins by using filler agents to comouflage the large bulging veins by "puffing" up the tissue around them.
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September 15, 2016
Answer: Is Sclerotherapy on bulging hand veins a permanent remedy? Hi there. I would not use sclerotherapy to treat your hands for bulging veins. If you need access to these veins for an emergency producer later, this will not be a good thing for you. Instead, what I would do is treat this area with Radiesse or Voluma. This could fill your hands nicely, making your skin look "thicker" and camouflaging the veins. Good luck, Dr. Downie
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September 15, 2016
Answer: Is Sclerotherapy on bulging hand veins a permanent remedy? Hi there. I would not use sclerotherapy to treat your hands for bulging veins. If you need access to these veins for an emergency producer later, this will not be a good thing for you. Instead, what I would do is treat this area with Radiesse or Voluma. This could fill your hands nicely, making your skin look "thicker" and camouflaging the veins. Good luck, Dr. Downie
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