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How it Works

A sclerosing agent is injected directly into the vein, irritating the lining and causing the vessel to collapse and be reabsorbed.

How We Do It

  1. Veins are visualized.
  2. The solution is injected using a fine needle.
  3. Compression is applied afterward.

Side Effects

Temporary bruising, itching, or swelling. Rarely, pigmentation or matting may occur.

Time to Full Effect

Most veins fade within 3–6 weeks; larger veins may take 3–4 months.

Does it hurt?

Slight pinching or stinging may occur, but discomfort is minimal.

Can I return to work right after?

Yes — normal activities can resume immediately.

Are the results permanent?

Treated veins don’t come back, but new ones can develop.

How many sessions will I need?

Depends on the extent of veins — often 1-2 sessions.

Will I need compression stockings?

Yes — they’re essential for better results.

  • Avoid applying lotion on the treatment area.
  • Do not shave legs on the day of treatment.
  • Wear loose clothing.
  • No sun exposure 24 hours prior.
  • Wear compression stockings for 1–2 weeks.
  • Avoid hot baths, saunas, or strenuous workouts for 48 hours.
  • Walk daily to promote circulation.
  • Avoid sun exposure to prevent pigmentation.