Are you tired of trying to treat your spider veins with topical treatments? Creams, oils, and gels can help to tighten and smooth skin, but serious varicose veins require treatments that are more than skin-deep.
If you don’t want to spend any more money on lotions and potions that don’t deliver real results, it might be time for some clinical spider veins treatment options:
Ambulatory Phlebectomy
Phlebectomy is the removal of collapsed or otherwise problematic veins. It is a procedure that can be used to address larger, unsightly veins that cannot be addressed with other treatments. Doing so in an ambulatory way – only removing a small portion of the vein, as needed – allows functional veins to remain in place.
Not interested in having veins removed? There are plenty of other options for spider veins treatment in San Jose!
Sclerotherapy
A simple and relatively painless procedure, sclerotherapy involves injecting a small amount of a chemical called a sclerosing agent into problem veins. This will cause the vein to fully collapse, closing off the passage of blood through it.
Why would you want to do this? Wouldn’t it cause problems, closing off a vein? Not in the case of a varicose or spider vein. These veins are typically inconsequential and blood flow through them can easily be rerouted. In fact, once these veins are closed off by sclerotherapy, the body actually reroutes the flow of blood to nearby veins on its own.
Once these veins have collapsed, they will often disappear or become difficult to see. In this case, it may not be necessary to treat the area any further.
If the vein continues to be unsightly or otherwise problematic, then it can be removed. Be sure to visit a dedicated practitioner to ensure the best possible result – and to get the most aesthetically pleasing finished result.
Don’t spend any more money on creams and lotions that don’t work. Visit a real treatment provider and see how much better your hands, feet, and legs can look and feel! Vein Specialty Medical Clinic
