During the treatment, Dr. Laur uses special lights and tools that help him see even tiny veins under the skin. This helps him place the medicine exactly where it needs to go. The medicine makes the veins close so your body can slowly make them fade away. After the treatment, we give you simple instructions—like wearing special stockings—so your legs heal well. We are always here to answer your questions and help you feel confident as your skin becomes clearer and smoother.
Sclerotherapy
Clearer Skin, Healthier Veins: Rediscover Confidence with Microsclerotherapy
Sclerotherapy is a popular treatment for removing spider veins, restoring confidence and confidence in wearing skirts and showing off legs. It involves injecting a special solution into visible veins, causing them to collapse and gradually disappear.
What is Sclerothrapy
Sclerotherapy is a treatment that helps make little broken veins on your legs fade away. A doctor puts a tiny amount of special medicine into the vein using a very small needle. This medicine makes the vein close up so your body can stop using it.
After the vein closes, your blood moves through healthier veins instead. Over time, the treated vein slowly disappears, and your legs look clearer and feel better. It’s a quick and simple treatment that helps people get rid of spider veins and small varicose veins.
core ideas of our treatment
Comprehensive Venous Assessment
Before fixing the tiny spider veins you can see on the skin, the doctor first checks how the deeper veins are working, often usingan ultrasound machine, which is like a special camera that looks inside your leg.
This helps the doctor find any bigger vein problems that might be causing the spider veins to appear.
Knowing what’s happening underneath helps make sure the treatment works well and keeps the veins from coming back.
feeder veins
Some spider veins come from deeper “feeder veins” that bring extra blood and pressure to the surface.
Fixing these deeper veins first helps the spider veins fade better and makes them less likely to come back.
Precise Sclerotherapy Technique
After fixing the deeper vein problems, we can treat the tiny spider veins you see on the skin.
A doctor gently injects a special medicine into these small veins.
This medicine makes the vein close up, and over time your body absorbs it.
The spider veins slowly fade away, and your skin looks clearer and healthier.
Enhancing Precision in Spider Vein Treatment
with Syris Magnification
Syris magnification is a special tool that helps the doctor see tiny veins better.
It uses bright light and zooming power to show small spider veins that are hard to see with just your eyes.
This helps the doctor find the “hidden” veins that might be causing the problem.
Because the doctor can see the veins clearly, the medicine can be put in the exact right spot.
Achieving Greater Accuracy
near-infrared vein visualisation
Crafting Your Treatment Plan
At Laurel Clinical, Dr. Gilles Laur works carefully to help each person with their spider veins. When you come in for your first visit, he looks closely at your legs and uses special tools, like an ultrasound, to see what’s happening under the skin. This helps him find any deeper veins that might be causing the spider veins you can see on the surface. He also listens to your health history and what you want your legs to look and feel like, so he can make a treatment plan that is just right for you.
The microsclerotherapy experience
At Laurel Clinical, your spider vein treatment day is designed to be calm and easy. When you arrive, Dr. Gilles Laur and our friendly team welcome you and help you feel relaxed. Dr. Laur talks with you about your treatment plan and answers any questions you may have. He explains what will happen so you feel confident and comfortable before we begin.
The Recovery period
At Laurel Clinical, we want your spider vein treatment day to feel easy and comfortable. When you arrive, our friendly team welcomes you and helps you feel relaxed. Dr. Gilles Laur talks with you about your treatment plan and explains what will happen, step by step, so there are no surprises. Our goal is to make sure you feel calm, safe, and ready before we begin.
Sclerotherapy
FAQ
Potentials Risks& Side Effects
Possible Side Effects of Sclerotherapy
You might get a little redness, swelling, or bruising where the tiny needle went in.
Sometimes the skin can feel a bit itchy or tender, but this usually goes away.
The treated veins might look a little darker for a short time before they fade.
Rare but More Serious Problems
A small blood clot can form in the treated vein (this is rare).
Very rarely, someone might have an allergic reaction to the medicine.
There’s a small chance of a tiny skin sore or a small air bubble that can make vision blurry for a moment — but this almost never happens.
How Effective is it?
Sclerotherapy is really good at fixing spider veins.
About half to most of the treated veins (50–80%) can fade or disappear after each treatment.
Most people need 1 to 3 treatments to get the best results.
The medicine injected into the vein makes it close up, and then the body slowly absorbs it.
Many people feel better too — with less itching, burning, or discomfort.
You might start seeing changes in a few weeks, and the veins usually keep fading over a few months.
When deeper “feeder veins” are treated too, results can last even longer.
Wearing compression stockings and keeping your legs healthy can help the results stay great.
