Sclerotherapy – Consultation & Treatment (Varicose Veins)

A consultation and medical assessment will be completed prior to treatment. Please note that sclerotherapy is not suitable for every patient. Individual treatment recommendations are determined based on your medical history, circulation, vein concerns, medications, and provider assessment. Sclerotherapy is a minimally invasive medical treatment used to improve the appearance of spider veins and small superficial veins by injecting a medical solution directly into the affected veins, causing them to gradually collapse and fade over time. This treatment may be recommended for: - Spider veins - Small superficial leg veins - Cosmetic vein concerns - Mild discomfort associated with superficial veins The number of treatments required varies depending on the severity and extent of veins being treated. Possible Benefits - Sclerotherapy may help: - Improve the appearance of spider veins - Reduce visible superficial veins - Improve leg appearance and confidence - Support overall vein health and circulation Results develop gradually over several weeks following treatment. Although sclerotherapy is generally considered safe, like all medical procedures, it carries some risks and potential side effects. Common Side Effects: - Bruising - Redness or swelling - Tenderness at injection sites - Mild itching or irritation - Temporary discoloration or darkening of treated veins Less Common Risks: - Hyperpigmentation - Matting (development of tiny new blood vessels) - Ulceration or skin irritation - Allergic reaction - Blood clots or thrombophlebitis (rare) - Infection (rare) Contraindications: - Pregnant or breastfeeding without medical clearance - Have a history of blood clots or DVT - Have severe peripheral vascular disease - Have active infection or cellulitis - Have uncontrolled medical conditions affecting circulation Compression Stockings - A prescription for medical-grade compression stockings may be provided following treatment and are strongly recommended to support healing and optimize results. Compression stockings are typically worn for several days to weeks following treatment depending on the treatment area and provider recommendations. Small Treatment Area Initial Visit (Includes consultation, assessment, treatment, and compression stocking prescription): $249 Large Treatment Area Initial Visit (Includes consultation, assessment, treatment, and compression stocking prescription): $399