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I do this often but only in patients who have a lot of hand veins AND have veins in their arms. In the future, if you were to need IV fluids you don't want to have no veins for access. Veins can be camoflaged with fillers too. Please only see an expert for this. Best, Dr. Emer.
Thank you for your question.Volume loss with aging exposes veins in the hands. Treatments vary and with significant volume loss, an option would be to 'hide' such veins with fillers (Radiesse, fat). Most of the prominent veins need to be removed with microphlebectomy for optimal results. This is tedious work and cosmetic. The cost for hand veins is $2500.DR Karamanoukian
It is safe to do foam sclerotherapy on hand veins. Hand vein treatment is strictly a cosmetic procedure and these veins can be treated by sclerotherapy, laser or removal through small incisions. If these veins are treated then upper arm veins will need to be used for iv's or blood drawing.
There are several options to treat forehead veins including sclerotherapy, removal through tiny incisions or a combination of both. See a vein specialist for an evaluation.
Following sclerotherapy blood can accumulate in the treated veins. The larger the vein the greater the chance of trapped blood. This appears to be what has occurred with you and it is a normal finding. This can easily be treated by draining the clotted blood with a small needle with a li...
Thank you for your question in regards to sclerotherapy. Cutting off the foot of your compression hose is not typically recommended. If cut, the compression loses its grade of support and could also cause swelling. I would suggest open toe stockings at least so your toes can be out. To be sure, ...
