Sclerotherapy

Sclerotherapy for Spider & Reticular Veins

Targeted injections close small surface veins to improve leg appearance and reduce localized symptoms — quick, in-office, with minimal recovery.

Sclerotherapy treatment of spider veins on the leg in Palm Beach Gardens

Why patients choose us

Care built around you

  • Duplex ultrasound mapping first, so surface veins are treated in the right order
  • Performed in-office with minimal recovery and a quick return to activity
  • Medical and cosmetic goals addressed together rather than separately
  • Structured follow-up and prevention strategies to minimize recurrence
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Our Expertise

What this service includes

Spider & Reticular Vein Injections

Targeted injections close small surface veins to improve leg appearance and reduce localized symptoms — quick, in-office, minimal recovery.

Mapping Before Treatment

A detailed duplex ultrasound maps reflux and identifies the source of symptoms, so surface veins are not treated while the failing valve feeding them is left alone.

Cosmetic Work on Legs, Feet & Ankles

From surface sclerotherapy to micro-laser treatments, cosmetic techniques refine leg contours and correct visible veins with natural, even results.

Recurrence Planning

Treated veins are closed permanently, but new veins can develop over time — structured follow-up and prevention strategies minimize recurrence.

How It Works

Three steps to relief

  1. Evaluation & Mapping

    Duplex ultrasound identifies problematic veins and guides the treatment plan.

  2. Targeted In-Office Treatment

    Injections delivered with ultrasound precision, in a comfortable office setting.

  3. Recovery & Prevention

    Post-procedure compression, activity guidance, and follow-up visits preserve results and reduce recurrence.

Patient Guide & Answers

Common questions

What causes varicose and spider veins?

Weakened vein valves and venous reflux cause blood pooling; risk factors include genetics, pregnancy, prolonged standing, and age.

Is vein treatment painful?

Most procedures use local anesthesia or numbing techniques and involve minimal discomfort; post-procedure soreness is usually mild.

How long until I can resume normal activities?

Patients often resume light activity the same day, with specific guidance based on the procedure performed.

Is sclerotherapy covered by insurance?

Medical vein care — treating symptoms and circulation problems — is often covered; cosmetic treatment is usually elective. We verify your benefits before treatment.

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Clearer Legs, Fewer Aches

Sclerotherapy starts with a vascular evaluation — schedule yours for a personalized, evidence-based vein plan.