Thread vein treatment in Bursa

What is thread Vein Treatment (Laser and Sclerotherapy)?

Thread veins (telangiectasia, spider veins) are small, widened veins close to the skin surface, thinner than 1 millimetre. On the face they usually appear on the sides of the nose, the cheeks and the chin; sun damage, rosacea, thin skin, inheritance and long-term use of steroid creams are the most common causes. For facial veins, the main methods are vascular lasers and intense pulsed light (IPL), whose energy is absorbed by the blood inside the vein. For fine leg veins, the most established method is sclerotherapy: a foam or liquid medicine is injected into the vein with a fine needle, the vein wall closes and the body clears it over time; laser is an option for people who dislike needles or for very fine veins. This page covers surface thread veins. On the legs there is often a larger, faulty vein beneath thread veins; in that case, if a Doppler ultrasound assessment and, if needed, varicose vein treatment are not done first, thread veins can quickly reappear.

How is thread Vein Treatment (Laser and Sclerotherapy) done?

1. Examination of the site, colour and thickness of the veins, and checking for an underlying condition such as rosacea on the face
2. Doppler ultrasound of the leg veins if there is swelling, pain or obvious varicose veins
3. Choosing the method: vascular laser or IPL on the face, sclerotherapy or laser on the legs
4. Laser pulses with eye protection and cooling; or injecting medicine into the vein with a fine needle for sclerotherapy
5. Compression stockings after sclerotherapy and setting the follow-up interval

Who is thread Vein Treatment (Laser and Sclerotherapy) suitable for?

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