Our treatments are specifically designed to be convenient and efficient, typically lasting no more than 60 minutes. In fact, for certain treatments, we encourage walking as an integral part of the process.

You can return to normal daily activities immediately. However we advise avoiding strenuous physical exercise or heavy workloads during the initial two weeks after each treatment.

Regrettably, vein disease is a progressive condition, and if not addressed, it is likely to deteriorate with time. Neglected varicose veins can lead to escalating symptoms, including leg tiredness, heaviness, aching, throbbing, restlessness, tingling, itching, numbness, and swelling. If varicose veins are left untreated, more severe complications such as phlebitis, blood clots, dermatitis, and vein ulcers can arise.

The doctor will thoroughly examine the areas of concern, taking into account your medical history. To accurately assess the severity of your condition, all our patients undergo a doppler ultrasound, which utilizes sound waves to create images. Our specialized sonographers will assist in mapping your veins. Following the assessment, there will be a detailed discussion to create a personalized treatment plan for your veins, typically involving a single or a combination of treatments. You will receive a folder containing written materials explaining your condition and the management plan. We understand that there is a lot of information to process, and we do not expect you to remember everything.

We understand that pain tolerance can vary among individuals, and we take special measures to accommodate this at INMC. We prioritize your comfort by utilizing the smallest available needles and offering a diverse range of pain relief options. These options include numbing creams for your skin, inhaled gases to alleviate discomfort, and local anesthesia. While there may be a brief stinging sensation from the injected solution inside the vein, it subsides quickly. In the case of Endovenous laser ablation, the procedure is typically pain-free after local anesthesia is administered.

While the spider veins that undergo treatment will not reappear, it is important to note that the body continually forms new blood vessels during the healing process. As a result, new spider veins may appear in different areas over time.

With varicose veins, there is a possibility of recurrence following treatment. However, the likelihood of this occurrence is significantly reduced with microphlebectomy treatment.

If you already have varicose veins, becoming pregnant will likely exacerbate the condition as the pregnancy progresses. It is advisable to seek treatment for varicose veins before or in between pregnancies for optimal results.

Opting for treatment in clinic carries fewer risks compared to hospital-based procedures. With local anesthesia, as opposed to general anesthesia, you will be able to walk out of the operating room and even drive yourself home. The anesthesia is specifically targeted around the treated vein, so you can expect no drowsiness or cloudiness after the procedure. Throughout the entire process, you will be awake and engaged in conversation with your doctor, ensuring there are no surprises. In fact, some patients choose to listen to music during this minimally invasive procedure. Additionally, outpatient treatment typically incurs lower costs as there are no charges for hospital rooms or additional fees for an anesthetist.

Another advantage is the reduced stress associated with recovering in the comfort of your own home. This generally makes the recovery period easier compared to staying in a hospital. Scheduling is also more predictable in an outpatient setting. Unlike hospitals, where emergency surgeries and unexpected delays can impact scheduled procedures, outpatient procedures are typically less complex and follow a more routine schedule. This means no fasting or prolonged waiting periods for your procedure to be performed.

Pain: During laser therapy, the application of heat to the inside of the vein can cause patients to experience a burning sensation, which they may feel during the treatment. On the other hand, sclerotherapy, which involves the use of a chemical solution, typically does not induce any painful symptoms.

Hypopigmentation: Laser therapy for spider veins can lead to changes in skin pigment around the treated areas, resulting in darker skin. This is particularly concerning when treating facial veins or multiple areas on the legs. It is currently unknown which individuals or skin types may be affected by hypopigmentation.

Treatment areas: Due to the higher level of discomfort associated with laser therapy, the treatment process for spider veins is more time-consuming, resulting in a reduced number of veins being treated during a single session compared to sclerotherapy. Consequently, sclerotherapy offers more efficient results for spider vein removal, requiring less time and fewer treatment sessions.