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Has anyone suffered from excessive spider/thread veins and had successful sclerotherapy ?

Tuesday, June 1st, 2010 at 4:54 am  
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I wondered if there was anyone out there like me that has suffered from unsightly spider/thread veins. I developed varicose veins after pregnancy and had them stripped a couple of years ago, but was left with horrible thread veins. my circulation is obviously rather poor in my legs and i am still noticing new thread veins appearing in now both of my legs. The leg I had surgery on is obviously the worst and the majority of them are around my ankle and on the top of my foot (the boney part).Has anyone had sclerotherapy or a similar treatment for this problem and if so how successful was it in relation to to the severity of the veins. Mine are awful Im still young and cannot wear skirts or even strappy sandals because I have to hide my leg and foot. Any relevant info much appreciated.


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How can I prevent my skin mostly my legs from nasty spider looking veins?

Friday, May 28th, 2010 at 7:16 am  
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My skin is really light it seems like just my legs they’re really white. And now i see that they’re starting to get these really really thin redish veins on them. Is they’re any way i can prevent these or make them go away with something? Other than laser treatments thats a last resort.


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All about Laser Treatment?

Thursday, May 27th, 2010 at 7:15 am  
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I really need laser treatment!
i have some spider vein stretch marks on my hips and bit and they are really ugly and i would like to get rid of them.. whats the cost and the procedure to do this.. how far apart are the treatments too. and how many of these will i need to get?

also i have really uneven complexion. my torso and thigh are light brown and my face neck legs and arms are dark brown AND!!! i have acne scars/spots on my face… is there a procedure to not only get out the spots but get me to one overall complexion?

how can i prevent this from happening once its corrected../maintain it once its corrected? (i mean i can see my sock shirt and skirt line on my skin!!!my whole uniform)
THAnks alot!


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What's the best way to get rid of spider veins?

Sunday, May 16th, 2010 at 9:43 pm  
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I’ve recently been finding spider veins on the sides of my lower legs. I’m only 20 years old and I am completely embarrassed to wear shorts in public because of them. I know there are surgical procedures and laser treatments that can be done, however I don’t have that kind of money. What’s the cheapest and best way I can get rid of these unsightly veins?


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HI , asking anyone out there no of treatment for 'spider viens' & 'thread viens' how to get rid

Friday, May 14th, 2010 at 2:43 am  
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need to know how to get rid of ‘spider veins’ & ‘thread veins’ permanetly form legs . live in walsall west midlands are .

thanks any info appreacaited.


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How can I get rid of spider veins?

Wednesday, May 12th, 2010 at 7:14 am  
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I’m only 13 and i have spider veins on my legs! eww! it runs in my family and its so embarrasing! obviously, im not getting any surgery or lazer treatment any time soon, but is there any remedies to get rid of this problem? help please!


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Veinwave™ Spider Vein Treatment Sacramento

Sunday, May 9th, 2010 at 2:24 pm  
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A revolutionary new treatment for spider veins is now available at Advanced Vein Care (916-965-5050). Dr. Sebastian Conti, Northern Californias most experienced vein specialist is the areas only provider of this exciting new spider vein treatment. Unlike lasers which can cause skin burns and sclerotherapy which requires needle injections, Veinwave™ uses radiofrequency energy to eliminate the veins that typically affect the cheeks, nose, eyelids and chin. With each pulse, the patient may feel a mild sting, as one would if a small rubber band were snapped on the skin. Normal activities can be resumed immediately. The treatment leaves no bruising and the results are instantaneous. The veins disappear as you watch! When used on leg spider veins, no bandages or compression stockings are needed. To learn more about easily eliminating spider veins from your face and legs, visit Dr. Contis Web Site: advancedveincare.com, or call 965-5050 to schedule a FREE consultation.

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Erasing Spider Veins

Thursday, May 6th, 2010 at 9:53 pm  
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Spider veins are common on legs but some people can also get them on their faces. Find out about a treatment that can help make them

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Vein Eraser – Thread Vein Treatment Cream

Wednesday, May 5th, 2010 at 3:29 pm  
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Vein Eraser is a gentle cosmetic cream to make spider veins and broken capillaries fade away. Vein Eraser is so effective that by applying the cream twice a day for just weeks you could see your spider veins completely disappear. There’s no need to resort to expensive and painful surgery. Although Vein Eraser is a powerful formula, it is gentle enough to use anywhere on the body – face, nose, cheeks, legs – anywhere you have this unsightly problem. To find out more, or to order Vein Eraser, go to www.BuyCosmetics.com and search for ‘vein eraser’.

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Watch as Cosmetic Lasers Quickly Eliminate My Spider Veins

Sunday, May 2nd, 2010 at 2:24 pm  
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amacorp.com Get rid of unsightly leg veins quick and easy with lasers. With treatment leg veins often completely disappear after 2-4 sessions, but usually leave a residual “reddish shadow” that typically requires 8-12 weeks to completely resolve (disappear). In addition, a temporary “cat scratch” swelling may appear and persist for 2-3 days. In some cases, the “cat scratch” may become crusted and flake off. Much like the healing of any deeper scratch or cut, in the case of larger blue leg veins, some bruising may occur and occasionally, after a few days, scabs may appear at the surface. These scabs will simply crust off revealing beautiful new vein-free skin underneath. In the case of smaller spider veins and broken capillaries, the healing will be much less visible. All these conditions are normal inflammatory responses necessary for dissolving vein fragments and healing the tissue that surrounded the unwanted vein. Depending on the size and depth of the treated veins, as well as how responsive the patient’s skin is, the degree a patient experiences these conditions will vary from person to person. In all cases, experiencing these conditions is an indication of a successful spider vein treatment. A video Spore Medical produced for American Medical Aesthetics (www.amacorp.com) featuring their work utilizing lasers to remove spider veins from the legs.

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Spider Veins

Sunday, May 2nd, 2010 at 12:00 am  
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Will spider veins keep you out of a bathing suit this summer? There is a new non-surgical way to help them disappear.

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Can't tell if I have spider veins or not!?

Friday, April 30th, 2010 at 12:03 pm  
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I think I have several spider like veins on my legs. I’m 28, not overweight, a regular exerciser but have been on birth control for 5 years. I cannot completely tell if I have spider veins b/c my skin is so light that it may just be that my veins are just merely more visible than if I had darker skin. I called up a Vein Treatment Center and they said that the consultation is 0, regardless of the treatment I need. I don’t want to waste 0 and have them tell me that there is nothing they can do. What can I do? I was thinking of going to my dermatologist and asking him for a diagnosis first. Any suggestions?


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SOS For Spider Veins (Health Tip)

Wednesday, April 28th, 2010 at 9:42 pm  
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If you’re fed up with the “road map” of veins criss-crossing your legs, you’ll be happy to know that removing them is possible!

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Spider vein removal? Sclerotherapy, Laser? Does it work?

Monday, April 26th, 2010 at 2:29 pm  
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I have spider veins on my legs and I want to get them removal but I’m afraid that it may make them worse. So I was wondering if anyone else had this done and how did it work. Also how many treatments were needed?


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Tattoo and skin damage/ spider vein questions?

Sunday, April 25th, 2010 at 4:48 pm  
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I am female. I’m almost 37, and I have spider veins coming in quite well. Looking at my parents, I will have many more inches of skin on my legs that will get hideous spider veins.

I know I can get treatment to remove the spider veins, but I know that I will just get them more and more until I finally become one huge spider vein pulsing in my wheelchair in the nursing home, frightening the nurses.

I am also very white, and have numerous scars on my legs from dry skin.

Every winter, no matter how much lotion I put on my legs, they become irritated, dry, itchy,, and I have red and white scars from the dry skin.

I was considering getting tattoos from my feet to my knees to cover the spider veins and scars.

So:

How well does tattoos hold up to minor skin damage? Can you see spider veins through tattoos?
LOL- yes, it’s radical, but not 100% out of the park. I knew I wanted to get a tattoo- but not until I found one that i was willing to live with for the rest of my life. because no symbol reached out and grabbed me, I am still completely tattoo free. I have known I wanted botanical (flowers, vines, leaves) what WHAT at its core.. its ok- this would only be ‘ground foilage’ for my icky skin…. and I am still in the considering stage, weighing everything.


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