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Posted September 7

Can Spider Veins Go Away? 4 minimally invasive treatments

Spider veins, also known as telangiectasias, are small, visible veins beneath the skin. While not typically a serious medical issue, they can cause discomfort and impact self-confidence. Vein Treatment Clinic offers cutting-edge treatments to diminish spider veins and relieve symptoms.

What Are Spider Veins?

Spider veins result from venous insufficiency, where weakened vein valves cause blood to pool. This leads to the formation of red, blue, or purple veins that appear web-like beneath the skin.

Common Causes of Spider Veins:

  • Venous insufficiency – Faulty valves leading to blood pooling.

  • Prolonged standing or sitting – Increased vein pressure from inactivity.

  • Hormonal changes – Pregnancy, menopause, or birth control use.

  • Obesity – Extra weight adds strain on veins.

  • Family history – Genetics play a major role.

  • Blood clots – Prior clotting issues can damage veins.

Treatment Options for Spider Veins

Many patients ask: Can spider veins go away on their own? While natural remedies may help manage symptoms, professional treatments are the most effective way to eliminate them.

1. Sclerotherapy

  • A medicated solution is injected into affected veins, causing them to collapse and fade.
  • Blood is redirected to healthier veins, improving circulation.
  • Works well for small to medium-sized spider veins.

2. Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA)

  • Uses heat energy via a catheter to seal off problematic veins.
  • Minimally invasive, with minimal downtime.
  • Best suited for underlying venous insufficiency contributing to spider veins.

3. Laser Ablation

  • A laser fiber is inserted into the vein, delivering heat to close it.
  • Effective for deeper vein issues causing spider veins.

4. VenaSeal

  • Uses medical adhesive to seal veins without heat or injections.
  • No need for compression stockings after treatment.
  • Suitable for patients with venous insufficiency.

Which Vein Treatment Is Right for You?

Choosing the right treatment depends on your vein condition, symptoms, and lifestyle. A board-certified vein specialist at Vein Treatment Clinic can assess your veins and develop a personalized plan.

Why Choose Vein Treatment Clinic?

  • Ivy League-trained vein doctors offering expert care.

  • Minimally invasive treatments with quick recovery.

  • State-of-the-art facilities in New York and New Jersey.

If you’re struggling with spider veins or venous insufficiency, don’t wait! Schedule a consultation with Vein Treatment Clinic today and take the first step toward healthier, more confident legs.

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Questions about insurance coverage? We will explain to you your vein treatment insurance coverage and benefits. Provide us with your insurance information and we will answer any questions you may have (855) 401-6081

Before any treatment is done, you will have a detailed outline of how much you will owe (if anything). We will work directly with your insurance company to help you get treated.

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Do I need a physician referral?
No. The majority of providers we work with don’t require a physician referral. However, some insurances do, please give us a call and our verifications team will help you get in touch with your insurance provider.
What should I bring to my initial consultation?

1. Insurance card or cards.
2. Photo ID.
3. Complete medical history. List of all prescriptions and over-the counter medication that you are taking.
4. List of allergies, including food and medical.

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