If i stretch my skin, you can see that i have a vein under my eye that connects to a vein that goes to my temple. I would like to know if microphlebectomy would be the best. the nd:YAG laser seems to be effective too but ive seen people complain about lasers in general. I have hereditary dark circles anyways which i know are hard to treat but i would like to at least remove that vein. Another thing i heard about was sclerotherapy so I need someone to recommend me the best option in their opinion
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Answer: Los Angeles vein doctor for undereye veins
Veins are present on both sides of the neck. Not seeing a visible vein on one side is probably related to the tilt and position of your head which may have been different when you were lying on your left side. Veins can collapse and can be difficult to see or feel especially...
For pain after sclerotherapy, return for venous Duplex scan to exclude DVT and guide treatment for possible superficial vein thrombophlebitis. H Karamanoukian MD FACS
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The bulging vein is the most distal part of your greater saphenous vein and is normal. I would obtain a diagnostic ultrasound to see if you have more proximal reflux. Best, Dr. KaramanoukianLos Angeles