Spider Vein Removal (Sclerotherapy)
Sclerotherapy the smart way to get rid of pain?

Half the percentage of women in the age group of 30 to 60 suffer from the condition commonly known as spider veins (thin, blue, purple or red veins that lie close to the surface of the skin and are visible mostly on the thighs, calves and ankles). They are smaller than varicose veins, but are none less problematic and are painful and frustating. Those women who want to opt for the removal of these veins must look for spider vein removal or sclerotheraspy.

How Spider Vein removal is Performed?

Spider Vein removal is the simplest healthcare procedure and is usually performed in sessions that last around 15-45 minutes. The medical practitioner usually takes more than one session for the Spider Vein removal procedure. This is for the desired results out of Spider Vein removal. In Spider Vein removal the doctor holds the skin and inserts sclerosing agents into the veins. The procedure does not require anaesthesia to be administered as the needles are already too thin. The healthcare professional advise the patient not to prolong in any posture and avoid standing for long. The practitioner also advises to refrain from prolonged standing or sitting, squatting, lifting weights, or doing high impact exercises for a period of one month after the procedure.

Sclerotherapy--Spider vein Removal

Spider vein removal can easily decrease the number of spider veins through spider vein removal procedure but inadequate precautions and insufficient post healthcare options can lead to their recurrence. No serious medical implications are reported and this procedure is said to be the safest to remove the spider veins. As is applicable to all other procedures so does spider vein removal must be peroformed by experienced registered medical practitioners after extensive consultation. People suffering from heart conditions, AIDS, hepatitis, circulatory problems, and diabetes must refrain from undergoing spider vein removal.