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How Sclerotherapy Works to Treat Spider and Varicose Veins

Sclerotherapy remains one of the most trusted and effective treatments for spider veins and smaller varicose veins. At Gauld Vein and Vascular, we use this minimally invasive procedure to help patients feel confident in their skin again—without the need for surgery or extensive downtime.

The procedure involves injecting a specialized solution directly into the affected vein. This solution irritates the vein wall, causing it to collapse and stick together. Over time, the body absorbs the closed vein and redirects blood to healthier vessels. The treated vein fades from view, reducing both cosmetic concerns and symptoms like aching or heaviness in the legs.

Why Patients Choose Sclerotherapy
Sclerotherapy is especially popular because it’s quick (usually completed in under 30 minutes), requires no anesthesia, and allows patients to resume most normal activities immediately. While it’s often used for cosmetic spider veins, sclerotherapy can also relieve discomfort caused by incompetent smaller varicose veins.

For best results, multiple sessions may be required depending on the number and size of veins treated. Post-procedure, we often recommend wearing compression stockings to support circulation and healing.

FAQs
Does sclerotherapy hurt?
Most patients feel only a slight pinching sensation. Any mild discomfort typically subsides quickly after the injection.

How soon will I see results?
Smaller veins may disappear in 3–6 weeks; larger veins may take a few months. Full results can take several sessions.

If visible veins are keeping you from feeling confident, it’s time to consider your options. Book your consultation with Gauld Vein and Vascular and learn whether sclerotherapy is right for you.

Schedule your consultation with our expert team at Gauld Vein & Vascular Marietta or

Gauld Vein & Vascular Atlanta to take control of your venous health today. 

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