Your journey begins with a consultation with one of our doctors. During this consultation, your medical history will be reviewed, and the specialist will examine your veins to determine if you are a suitable candidate for sclerotherapy.

No, we encourage our clients to schedule treatment for a separate day. This approach ensures that you have sufficient time to process the information provided during the consultation and make a well-informed decision that aligns with your needs. we advise that you take the time to thoroughly assess whether this treatment is the right choice for you and that you're eager to move forward. Your comfort and confidence in the decision are of utmost importance to us.

On the day of the procedure, wear comfortable clothing that allows easy access to the treatment area. It's also recommended to avoid applying lotions, oils, or creams to your legs prior to the procedure.

Procedure: The Doctor will use a fine needle to inject a sclerosing solution directly into the affected veins. This solution irritates the vein walls and causes them to stick together, eventually closing off the vein. Multiple injections may be needed in one session, depending on the number and size of the veins being treated.

We advise against the use of sclerotherapy treatment for individuals who are pregnant. Sclerotherapy treatment cannot be administered in cases of active infection at the application site or throughout the body. Please ensure that you are in good health and feeling well on the day of your scheduled treatment. If you are feeling unwell or have recently experienced an illness, including the flu, the treatment cannot be carried out.

Reduction of Vein Appearance: The treated veins typically fade over time, leading to an improved cosmetic appearance of the legs or other treated areas.

Pain Relief: For some patients, sclerotherapy can provide relief from discomfort, pain, and heaviness associated with spider veins.

Improved Blood Flow: By closing off the damaged veins, blood flow is redirected to healthier veins, potentially improving overall circulation in the treated area.

Minimized Swelling: Sclerotherapy can help reduce swelling and inflammation associated with varicose veins.

Sclerotherapy is generally safe, but there can be some side effects, including temporary bruising, redness, itching, or mild discomfort at the injection sites. In rare cases, complications like allergic reactions or blood clots can occur, so it's important to communicate any unusual symptoms to our team.