Spider Vein
 
Spider veins are caused by abnormal blood flow and weakening of the blood vessel wall in the affected veins. Any condition or activity that puts pressure on the veins -- such as gaining weight, and sitting or standing for long periods of time -- can contribute to their development.

While unsightliness is the most common reason for removal, spider veins may also be removed to alleviate problems with restless legs, aching, burning, and/or cramps. Spider veins are most often treated with sclerotherapy , in which a saline or chemical solution that is injected into the vein, irritating the lining and causing the vein to collapse and disappear.

For more detailed information about how this procedure may help you, we recommend that you consult a our surgeons who are board certified.

Please contact us for more information.