One may wake up in the morning with aches, itching or even have trouble sleeping due to night cramps, then you may be in need of spider vein removal.
With time small capillaries may start appearing either as red or blue squiggles that end up forming a spider vein.
The spider vein is commonly found on the thigh, ankle and calves surfaces.
Statistics indicate that at least one third of the female population is diagnosed with spider veins.
Do You Need Treatment? * The veins seem to be radiating outward from one central point * The veins seem to resemble the branches of a tree * The appearance in a linear form where the veins appear as small separate lines This condition can be ascribed to heredity, weight gain, lifestyle, hormonal issues or occupations that require one to stand or walk for long hours.
There are several treatments for spider vein removal which include scelorotherapy and laser treatment.
Both treatments are recommendable depending on the size and location of the veins.
The treatments will also depend on the health status of the patients which could either hinder or enhance the effectiveness of either treatment.
Spider vein removal can be done through scelorotherapy.
This involves injecting the veins with a solution which collapse the veins and eventually make them fade from the surface.
For maximum removal to be realized several sessions are usually advisable.
Laser Treatment involves use of intense light on the affected area which ensures a permanent elimination.
This treatment is highly beneficial to cases where the veins are quite small to use scelorotherapy.
This is also highly recommendable to people who are usually non smokers and people who are psychologically and emotionally stable.
One has to be assured that this treatment leaves no bruises or scalding on the skin surface.
Therefore, it is safe to use Laser Treatment for removal since the veins are shrunk due to minimal amount of heat on the affected areas.
The laser treatment is simply done through sending of light using robust bursts that have a target to the blood vessel's pigment found on the vein.
During the procedure the heat that thrushes out through the light bursts causes damage to the vein by cutting the major source of its blood.
While the patient continues the process, the vein will eventually die.
The death of the vein ceases the blood flow at the same time.
The blood that has pooled is destroyed by the cells which lead to the disappearance of the veins on the surface of the skin making the process a success.
Although the removal treatment is relatively simple, victims can suffer the side effects using some techniques to cure the disease.
Common side effects of spider vein removal include mild bruises, soreness, and discoloration of the skin surface.
With time small capillaries may start appearing either as red or blue squiggles that end up forming a spider vein.
The spider vein is commonly found on the thigh, ankle and calves surfaces.
Statistics indicate that at least one third of the female population is diagnosed with spider veins.
Do You Need Treatment? * The veins seem to be radiating outward from one central point * The veins seem to resemble the branches of a tree * The appearance in a linear form where the veins appear as small separate lines This condition can be ascribed to heredity, weight gain, lifestyle, hormonal issues or occupations that require one to stand or walk for long hours.
There are several treatments for spider vein removal which include scelorotherapy and laser treatment.
Both treatments are recommendable depending on the size and location of the veins.
The treatments will also depend on the health status of the patients which could either hinder or enhance the effectiveness of either treatment.
Spider vein removal can be done through scelorotherapy.
This involves injecting the veins with a solution which collapse the veins and eventually make them fade from the surface.
For maximum removal to be realized several sessions are usually advisable.
Laser Treatment involves use of intense light on the affected area which ensures a permanent elimination.
This treatment is highly beneficial to cases where the veins are quite small to use scelorotherapy.
This is also highly recommendable to people who are usually non smokers and people who are psychologically and emotionally stable.
One has to be assured that this treatment leaves no bruises or scalding on the skin surface.
Therefore, it is safe to use Laser Treatment for removal since the veins are shrunk due to minimal amount of heat on the affected areas.
The laser treatment is simply done through sending of light using robust bursts that have a target to the blood vessel's pigment found on the vein.
During the procedure the heat that thrushes out through the light bursts causes damage to the vein by cutting the major source of its blood.
While the patient continues the process, the vein will eventually die.
The death of the vein ceases the blood flow at the same time.
The blood that has pooled is destroyed by the cells which lead to the disappearance of the veins on the surface of the skin making the process a success.
Although the removal treatment is relatively simple, victims can suffer the side effects using some techniques to cure the disease.
Common side effects of spider vein removal include mild bruises, soreness, and discoloration of the skin surface.