If you are suffering from unwanted veins, whether large, bulging varicose veins or small, dark spider veins, you may be a good candidate for sclerotherapy. Sclerotherapy is often considered the gold standard for varicose and spider vein elimination in San Diego , especially those on the legs, and can help to reduce and even eliminate these unwanted veins from your body. Varicose and spider veins are unsightly and can even cause minor symptoms such as fatigue and aches in the legs. However, these veins are unnecessary, and can be eliminated fairly easily with the right tools in the right doctor’s hands. The expert, board-certified dermatologists at Cosmetic Laser Dermatology in San Diego are considered leaders in the field of vein reduction, are the foremost sclerotherapy specialists in San Diego, and have participated in many research studies and even written textbooks and authored papers in peer-reviewed journals on the subject.

Sclerotherapy Specialist San Diego

Sclerotherapy is a technique that has been around for a long time, and has become more and more refined and effective over the years. In the hands of the right doctor, it can work wonders to reduce the appearance of large, dark, or unsightly veins from the legs, arms, chest, or hands. Sclerotherapy involves the use of a special solution called a sclerosing agent treatment, which is injected directly into the vein in question using a very fine needle. Topical anesthetic is applied beforehand so that the patient feels as little pain or discomfort as possible, and the sclerosing agent is injected very precisely. It goes to work immediately, dissolving the vein from the inside in order to allow the body to naturally absorb it. Results become visible over the course of a few weeks, and there is little to no downtime required following treatment.

In this image, a series of injections to correct unwanted spider and varicose veins are shown.

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