POSTED UNDER Sclerotherapy REVIEWS
It was time to finally have treatment!
ORIGINAL POST
Bye Ugly Veins! Sclerotherapy & Endovenous Radio Frequency Ablation (EVRF)
WORTH IT
I am starting this review one month post-op treatment.
Ever since I was pregnant 22 years ago I have hated my legs!
I developed and ugly long bumpy varicose vein on the front of my left thigh that traveled down into my calf.
Over the years I started to get new ones and then I had a long ugly one appear on my right inner thigh which also went down onto the front of my shin.
I never wore shorts or skirts and kept my legs covered.
I had bariatric surgery a year ago and the weight loss made the veins even more prominent and I knew it was time to finally have treatment!!
My treatment was on March 5th 2024.
Ever since I was pregnant 22 years ago I have hated my legs!
I developed and ugly long bumpy varicose vein on the front of my left thigh that traveled down into my calf.
Over the years I started to get new ones and then I had a long ugly one appear on my right inner thigh which also went down onto the front of my shin.
I never wore shorts or skirts and kept my legs covered.
I had bariatric surgery a year ago and the weight loss made the veins even more prominent and I knew it was time to finally have treatment!!
My treatment was on March 5th 2024.
UPDATED FROM Nurse_V
3 months post
Day 1-3 post op
I had to keep my tight pressure bandages and stockings on for 3 days. Then I was able to remove the bandages and original dressings and put the stockings back on. I had to wear them for 2 weeks post op. My legs felt better actually wearing them as when you walk it feels a little painful and the stockings really help keep the skin tight. Day 3 I was allowed to take a shower.
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UPDATED FROM Nurse_V
3 months post
Day 3 Dressing Removal
Day 3 I was allowed to remove the old dressings and apply fresh dressings. Legs felt much better after that and it was great to see how small the incisions were.
After dressing change I had to wear the stockings again for a week and a half. They definitely helped as I am a nurse and I was on my feet all day.
After dressing change I had to wear the stockings again for a week and a half. They definitely helped as I am a nurse and I was on my feet all day.
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