Sclerotherapy Makes Veins Look Worse Then Better
There's a common theme that happens in almost kinds of cosmetic surgery. You go in, get the treatment to improve your appearance and panic when you see the results. This is because the immediate after effect of the cosmetic surgery almost always causes a reaction in the body which creates an unappealing look. The fear, of course, stems from the feeling that you might have just made a horrible mistake. You certainly don't want to get plastic surgery and then look worse than you did beforehand. Luckily it's rarely the case that you dislike your appearance after the initial fear has passed.
Sclerotherapy to remove spider veins and varicose veins is a kind of cosmetic surgery procedure that will have this same initial effect. The injections that are given during sclerotherapy to reduce the appearance of the veins have a temporary impact on the appearance of the veins. This appearance is none-too-pleasant. Just remember that when doing surgery, the body is going to need time to heal. Take a deep breath, let the fear fade and be aware that your legs will soon look better, not worse.
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