Laser treatments for veins

katrn05
on 7/29/09 4:00 am - Troy, MI
Has anyone had sclerotherapy or had their veins lasered? I have a huge nasty looking vein on my calf and want to get it "taken care of'.
 
DEBI R.
on 7/29/09 6:24 pm - CORSICANA, TX
I'm interested in hearing what others have to say, I also have a large bulging vein on my calf and need to have it removed.

       



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huskerfan85
on 7/29/09 10:50 pm - Colorado Springs, CO
I laser ablation and a bulging vein removed.  I had to have my veins killed as the valves were not working properly and blood was leaking out and could have easily formed a clot.  It was realtively painless except for the support hose in 100 degree weather...lol...

I had it done a year ago and have not had any problems at all.  I don't thing the procedure you are talking about is the same as mine though.  Had one leg done one week, and a week later the second.  

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sablouwho
on 7/30/09 1:26 am - La La Land, CA
I have had some small spider veins injected (sclerotherapy). The veins are slowly closing up--they looked like bruises at first (bluish) but now they have turned a bit more tan in color. It takes a while for them to completely go away, apparently.
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BigCityGirl
on 7/30/09 2:47 am - San Diego, CA
I have not had any of this done since fortunately I have neither problem, yet.  I have a friend who had her spider veins lasered and they looked good for a while but they returned a few years later and she's had it done again - she likes to wear shorts and shorter skirts.

My aunt had her vericose veins done - I'm not sure what the process involved but the insurance covered it as medically necessary.  If I had vericose veins I would definitely look into getting them done.  The spider veins - since insurance doesn't cover and they problem returns I'm not sure I'd have them done.
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katrn05
on 7/30/09 5:27 am - Troy, MI
Thanks for the replies.
 
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