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Sclerotherapy

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Sclerotherapy

What Is Sclerotherapy?

Sclerotherapy is a minimally invasive treatment used to reduce or eliminate spider veins and small varicose veins. During the procedure, a specialized solution is injected directly into the affected vein, causing the vein walls to collapse and seal shut. Over time, the treated vein is naturally absorbed by the body and gradually fades from view.

Sclerotherapy is a safe, effective, and widely used treatment that can improve both the appearance of visible veins and symptoms such as aching, burning, swelling, or discomfort associated with venous disease.

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Benefits of Sclerotherapy

  • Minimally invasive, office-based procedure

  • No surgery or general anesthesia required

  • Little to no downtime

  • Improves the appearance of spider and small varicose veins

  • May relieve leg discomfort, aching, and heaviness

  • Quick treatment sessions, typically completed in less than an hour

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What to Expect

Most sclerotherapy treatments take 15 to 45 minutes, depending on the number of veins being treated. Patients can usually return to normal activities immediately after the procedure. Compression stockings may be recommended for a period of time to optimize results and support healing.

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Is Sclerotherapy Right for You?

Sclerotherapy is often recommended for patients who are bothered by visible spider veins or small varicose veins and are seeking a non-surgical treatment option. A consultation with a vein specialist can help determine whether sclerotherapy is the best treatment for your specific condition.

Schedule a consultation today to learn how sclerotherapy can help you achieve healthier, more comfortable legs.

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