Leg Vein Laser

Spider Veins or telangiectasias, are those small red, blue and purple blood vessels that appear most frequently on the face and thighs. Varicose Veins are usually larger than ¼ inch in diameter and may appear raised with a bluish color. Today's medical lasers provide safe and effective non-surgical treatment options for the removal of spider and varicose veins. Advanced laser treatments deliver a precise dosage of energy to each vein. During treatment, light energy is delivered through a special laser handpiece to the targeted vein, in a series of brief pulses.

The light energy is absorbed by the blood vessels, but not the surrounding tissue. This heat absorption causes a coagulation of the blood vessel, which is subsequently absorbed by your body. Following treatment, patients may be asked to wear support hose or special heavy duty stockings to help keep pressure on the veins. Keys to success with laser leg vein therapy include the avoidance of hot baths and strenuous exercise, and may include the short-term use of compression stockings. Patients are generally encouraged to resume most normal activities immediately. It's advised to refrain from vigorous activities for the first 24 hours.