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It is difficult to answer this question without photos. If there are enlarged/ropy varicosities in the lower abdomen and hips then you need to have your deep veins examined first as this could be a sign of obstruction of the iliac vein and the large veins on the lower abdomen are acting as a bypass route for the obstructed deeper veins. If they are just spider veins then probably fine to treat. Go see a vein specialist.
You should be evaluated by your local plastic surgeon/vascular surgeon to see if they would consider your veins treatable. There are a lot of different factors that determine if we can treat these with sclerotherapy or not.
Foam sclerotherapy can certainly soften their appearance. Ultrasound guidance can help ensure that the foam does not go into your deep vein connections. You would need compression post-procedure, and may have trapped blood that could be aspirated to expeditated the healing when you come back for...
Green veins on the back of left calf are not normal but commonly seen. I do recommend getting an exam to evaluate for venous insufficiency.
I suggest the application of laser to resolve superficial varicose veins, the result is immediate in the first session and no rest or compression stockings are required after the procedure.