The solution to the appearance of unwanted veins on your legs doesn't always require a vascular surgery, where you have to deal with incisions, general anesthesia, and the lengthy downtime.

Varicose veins and spider veins are two common venous problems that many people struggle with. While they’re a cosmetic concern for some, others also experience painful symptoms in their legs that keep them from doing even simple tasks every day.

Laser vein therapy is the treatment option many patients prefer today because of its being a non-surgical solution for treating varicose veins, spider veins, broken capillaries, and other venous diseases like chronic venous insufficiency.

A simple, quick, and affordable outpatient procedure that’s popular for treating spider veins. A sclerosing solution is injected directly into a damaged vein, which causes it to narrow and close up. While your blood flow is redirected, the closed vein will eventually be absorbed by your body and disappear within 3 to 6 weeks.

Your providers can administer Varithena, an FDA-approved injectable foam that can safely fill up the target vein and cause it to close up. When this happens, your blood is safely redirected to other healthier veins while your body reabsorbs the targeted varicose vein.