Most patients who have enlarged leg veins will benefit from the application of sclerotherapy treatments; however, if the veins are larger than 'spiders' or 'clusters', microsurgery could be the treatment of choice.
Vein Microsurgery, also known as "Ambulatory Phlebectomy" and "Microphlebectomy", is a minor in-office surgical procedure used to remove enlarged veins. This type of treatment offers many advantages: it is safe, quick and does not require hospitalization.
64 years old female patient with large dilated leg veins, who before treatment complained of frequent pain and itching with "tired and heavy sensation" on her left lower leg. After three microsurgical treatments over a period of two months, her symptoms resolved completely.
58 years old female patient with large dilated veins on her right forearm. The applied treatments consisted of a combination of microsurgery and selected sclerotherapy for the residual smaller branches and spider veins, over a period of three months.
46 years old female patient with large dilated veins on the back of her left thigh and leg. Treatments consisted of a combination of three sessions of microsurgery and sclerotherapy for the residual smaller branches and spider veins, over a period of four months.
Vein Microsurgery Fees: $290 - $860,
depending on size and number of veins.
Vein Sclerotherapy Fees: $280 - $380,
per session, depending on size and number of veins.
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