A Great Solution for Very-Close Veins
Basically, the difference between varicose veins and spider veins is that the latter are smaller, and more superficial. This often makes them easy to treat with sclerotherapy or laser
surgery; but if the affected veins that are very close to the skin’s
surface are too large for sclerotherapy, and too small for laser
surgery, a microphlebectomy may be the answer.
In this minimally invasive, in-office procedure, we extract damaged veins through micro-punctures. Requiring only local anesthesia, and involving no stitches, scarring, or downtime, it's a great solution for very-close
veins!
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