Laser and Light Treatments

Veinwave treatment uses thermocoagulation to safely and effectively treat spider veins (telangiectasia) on the face and body. The procedure was developed by vascular surgeons to treat small spider veins that cannot be treated with sclerotherapy injections. Veinwave therapy may be used for small spi ...Continue Reading

One of the tools available to vein specialists for treating both spider veins and larger varicose veins is the laser, which uses an intensely focused beam of light to heat up and get rid of problematic veins. For various reasons, some people aren't able to undergo sclerotherapy (an injection treatm ...Continue Reading

Veingogh spider vein treatment uses a tiny needle inserted next to the spider vein to heat the vein so the blood inside clots, and the spider vein fades away over time. Veingogh is a brand name for a procedure called ohmic thermolysis, or radiofrequency thermocoagulation. Veingogh is well suited for ...Continue Reading

Spider veins, also known as telangiectasia or venulectasias, are tiny red, blue or purple thread-like veins near the surface of the skin that look like a spider's web. These dilated and visible veins are caused by increased pressure inside the veins. Spider veins can develop on any part of the body, ...Continue Reading

Intense pulsed light (IPL) therapy uses a non-laser high-intensity source of light to treat spider veins, as well as a variety of other skin problems. IPL treats spider veins by heating and damaging the walls of the blood vessel. This causes them to collapse and disappear over time. IPL is most effe ...Continue Reading

Patients seeking relief from varicose veins without surgery may consider Endo Laser Vein System, or ELVeS, a procedure developed by Biolitec which stops the blood from flowing backwards and pooling as a result of problems in the greater saphenous vein. The ELVeS uses laser light energy to constrict ...Continue Reading