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Sclerotherapy uses a medical solution injected directly into affected veins, causing them to collapse and be reabsorbed by the body. Over weeks to months treated veins fade, improving skin appearance; multiple sessions may be needed for optimal results.
Most patients feel only mild discomfort or brief stinging during injections. Treatments are performed in-office without anesthesia; providers use fine needles and cooling techniques. Post-procedure sensations can include tenderness, cramping, or itching that typically resolves within days to weeks.
Treatment needs vary based on vein size, extent, and individual response. Many patients see significant improvement after one to three sessions, while larger or extensive veins may require additional treatments spaced several weeks apart for optimal fading.
Common side effects include temporary bruising, redness, swelling, and brownish skin staining. Rare complications include blood clots or allergic reactions. Our providers review risks during consultation and tailor treatment to minimize complications and ensure safe, effective care.
Aftercare includes wearing compression stockings for one to two weeks, walking regularly, and avoiding strenuous exercise, hot baths, or sun exposure for several days. Follow-up visits are scheduled to monitor healing and determine if additional sessions are needed.
Sclerotherapy removes targeted veins but cannot fully prevent new vein formation. Factors like genetics, hormones, pregnancy, and lifestyle influence recurrence. Maintenance treatments and healthy habits—exercise, weight control, and compression stockings—help reduce the likelihood of new veins developing.
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