How can I get rid of the veins in my breasts?

Question

I have 2 long unsightly veins that go down(and kind of bulge out) on my left breast. This just appeared around a year ago. I have heard there is a way to make these veins go away. How is this performed? What is the cost?

Mitchel Goldman, MD · Answer

Sclerotherapy is a safe and effective treatmentto eliminate unwanted veins on the chest often in one short treatment session. An in-person consultation is needed to evaluate your condition. Find an experienced dermatologic surgeon to achieve the best results.

Eric Seiger, DO · Answer

Sclerotherapy is a fantastic way to get rid of breast veins
such as the ones you have. It’s fast, easy, and has a relatively fast recovery
time, so you can get back to everyday activities almost immediately! It may
take a few treatments, but it will work!

Jason Emer, MD · Answer

I love treating this area with vein injections, the results are very quick and permanent.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Hratch Karamanoukian, MD, FACS · Answer

Thank you for your question.Varicose veins on the breast can be treated effectively with sclerotherapy.Contact an ABVLM Certified Vein Specialist.BestDr. Karamanoukian

Sameh Dimitri, MD · Answer

Breast veins can be treated by one of two options ( phlebectomies / sclerotherapy ) depending on size and  proximity to skin. Make sure your wear a sports bra after treatment as it helps to achieve better results

John Landi, MD · Answer

What you describe are blue or reticular breast veins and these are very common and very easy to treat. The best treatment is sclerotherapy but it is important to note that 2 to 3 treatments may be required. The cost may vary depending on the number of veins being treated and the number of treatments required. I often charge $100 per syringe used.

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