Had this procedure performed and expected "some redness and swelling for a few days." Instead, I have two pretty bad black eyes that don't hurt at all, but look pretty bad. All the blood has pooled in the lowermost portion of the eye area just above cheek. Normal???
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Forehead veins that are prominent and large can be treated by microphlebectomy or sclerotherapy or combination treatment with sclerotherapy and microphlebectomy. Smaller veins can be treated with long pulse lasers.
Sclerotherapy is a process and I usually recommend 6 weeks between treatments since this is about how long it takes to see the full results of treatment. It is impossible to get every vein with one treatment and it is not uncommon to require several sessions of sclerotherapy to achieve...
All the veins that you describe are treatable. Chest veins are treated by sclerotherapy, arms and hands can be treated by sclerotherapy, microphlebectomies or laser, and leg veins may require a venous evaluation with ultrasound prior to treatment. See a vein specialist.