Microsclerotherapy
Common treatment used to treat both spider veins (thread veins) and varicose veins.
Service Description
Although primarily used on the legs, microsclerotherapy can also be used on the body. Microsclerotherapy is a proven medical procedure, has been used for decades and can potentially improve blood flow. To have the desired effect, more than one treatment is generally required, this will be discussed in your free consultation, treatment and follow up appointment. The number of treatments required is different per individual, the size of their veins and how well they responded to the treatment. How Does Microsclerotherapy Work? A liquid chemical solution made up of salt is injected into the spider veins via a needle. The chemical causes the vein walls to swell, stick together, and seal shut. This stops the flow of blood, and the vein turns into scar tissue. The collapsed vein is then reabsorbed by the body allowing the blood to reroute through healthier veins. This treatment is relatively pain-free, however, some patients may feel slight discomfort lasting a few seconds long upon each injection. You can return to normal activity right after a microsclerotherapy treatment, however, intensive sports should be avoided for the first 2-3 days. Veins tend to respond and fade within a few weeks, however, for desired results, more than one treatment is generally required. About Spider Veins: Spider veins / thread veins are tiny blood vessels that appear close to the surface of the skin and look like tiny spider webs or small tree branches. These tiny veins are usually found on the legs and face, however, can be positioned on the body also. Spider veins are usually red or blue in colour and don’t bulge unlike varicose veins, however spider veins and varicose veins are sometimes located together. Many people feel embarrassed and self-conscious of the appearance of spider veins as they can appear unsightly. Spider veins do not cause any health problems but some people prefer to have them removed due to their appearance.




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