I had sclerotherapy on my hands last year. The doctor in question didn't do a very good job. I realize I am a veiny man, and I can deal with my left hand, but my right hand is not looking so hot. Is there an experienced, compassionate doctor, that could use ultrasound to troubleshoot the problem and target some veins? The ones I want to remove are probably not recommended, and located on my wrist.
Answer: Hand sclerotherapy in Los Angeles Veins are an important part of your circulation. Although some veins can be removed, it is essential to maintain the blood supply to the extremity. Best, Dr. KaramanoukianLos Angeles
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Answer: Hand sclerotherapy in Los Angeles Veins are an important part of your circulation. Although some veins can be removed, it is essential to maintain the blood supply to the extremity. Best, Dr. KaramanoukianLos Angeles
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September 27, 2016
Answer: Ultrasound on hand veins Ultrasound can be used to establish if a vein on your treated hands is open or clotted...however most often this can be determined with a physical exam. If a vein is hard and non-compressible, it's likely clotted. In any event, there are a number of ways to remove veins on the backs of the hands...or make them look less noticeable. Treatment options include microphlebectomies (taking the veins out through tiny incisions), sclerotherapy or laser ablation. Alternatively, you can mask the appearance of veins by injection of fillers. I'd suggest that you see a vein expert who also does fillers, in order that you have options available for consideration. Hope that helps!
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September 27, 2016
Answer: Ultrasound on hand veins Ultrasound can be used to establish if a vein on your treated hands is open or clotted...however most often this can be determined with a physical exam. If a vein is hard and non-compressible, it's likely clotted. In any event, there are a number of ways to remove veins on the backs of the hands...or make them look less noticeable. Treatment options include microphlebectomies (taking the veins out through tiny incisions), sclerotherapy or laser ablation. Alternatively, you can mask the appearance of veins by injection of fillers. I'd suggest that you see a vein expert who also does fillers, in order that you have options available for consideration. Hope that helps!
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September 27, 2016
Answer: Ultrasound for Hand Veins--Radiesse Hands First Before Sclerotherapy For Dorsal Hand Veins You can rejuvenate the hands very well with fillers, I suggest that first before removing the veins with sclerotherapy. Best, Dr. Emer.
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September 27, 2016
Answer: Ultrasound for Hand Veins--Radiesse Hands First Before Sclerotherapy For Dorsal Hand Veins You can rejuvenate the hands very well with fillers, I suggest that first before removing the veins with sclerotherapy. Best, Dr. Emer.
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Answer: Do yu need ultrasound evaluation of hand veins? NO As a triple certified vascular sonographer, I can tell you that they can be imaged but such superficial veins need high MHz probes and are essentially unnecessary when an experienced vein specialist is taking care of hand veins. H Karamanoukian MD FACS RVT RPVI RPhS
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Answer: Do yu need ultrasound evaluation of hand veins? NO As a triple certified vascular sonographer, I can tell you that they can be imaged but such superficial veins need high MHz probes and are essentially unnecessary when an experienced vein specialist is taking care of hand veins. H Karamanoukian MD FACS RVT RPVI RPhS
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September 28, 2016
Answer: Hand veins. The treatment of hand veins is a cosmetic procedure. Ultrasound can be done on hand veins but it is not necessary when treating cosmetic hand veins unless there is a suspicion of an underlying abnormality as to the cause of the hand veins. As with sclerotherapy to any other veins, sometimes more than one treatment is necessary and, if the veins are large, removal through micro incisions or endovenous laser may be necessary. I do no remove veins on the palm side of the wrist.
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September 28, 2016
Answer: Hand veins. The treatment of hand veins is a cosmetic procedure. Ultrasound can be done on hand veins but it is not necessary when treating cosmetic hand veins unless there is a suspicion of an underlying abnormality as to the cause of the hand veins. As with sclerotherapy to any other veins, sometimes more than one treatment is necessary and, if the veins are large, removal through micro incisions or endovenous laser may be necessary. I do no remove veins on the palm side of the wrist.
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