Sclerotherapy effectively treats various vein-related conditions, including:
● Spider veins: Small, web-like veins that appear on the surface of the skin.● Reticular veins: Blue or purple veins beneath the skin's surface.

Sclerotherapy is generally well-tolerated by most patients. The procedure involves using a very fine needle to inject the solution into the veins, which may cause minimal discomfort or a slight stinging sensation. Some patients may experience mild cramping or a burning sensation during the injection, but this is typically short-lived. Post-treatment, some mild bruising or soreness may occur, but these side effects usually resolve quickly.

The number of sclerotherapy sessions required varies depending on the extent and severity of the vein condition being treated. While some patients may see significant improvement after just one session, others may need multiple treatments to achieve optimal results. Each session is typically spaced several weeks apart to allow the veins to heal and for the body to absorb the treated veins.

Recovery from sclerotherapy is usually quick, with minimal downtime. Patients are encouraged to walk and move around shortly after the procedure to promote blood flow and healing. Compression stockings may be recommended for a few days or weeks to support the treated veins and improve results. Most patients can resume their normal activities immediately, although avoiding strenuous exercise and prolonged standing or sitting for the first 24-48 hours is advised. Any mild bruising or soreness should resolve within a few days to weeks.