true for sclerotherapy  whereby typically 3 treatment sessions maybe required. The success rates for treating unwanted hand veins can be greatly enhanced by the use of endovenous laser ablation therapy, either in isolation on in conjunction with microphlebectomies and occasionally sclerotherapy.

There are very few safety issues in treating unwanted hand veins, as just like in the leg there are many veins on the surface of the hands as well as deeper beneath the surface. Those on the surface can be safely treated without causing any significant problem. In the first week following treatment, a glove is applied in the treated hand(s) to minimise bruising and any minor swelling that might occur.

Varicose Veins

Deep Vein Thrombosis

Thread Veins

Pelvic Congestion

Varicocele

Unwanted Hand Veins

Chronic cerebro-spinal venous insufficiency

Venous Leg Ulcers

The veins on our hands get bigger when we get older because with age our skin gets thinner and the fat on the back of our hands fades. The veins will protrude and can make the hands look older.

TREATMENT

To-date the treatment options involved physically removing the veins, a technique known as microphlebectomies or injecting them with a sclerosing agent (sclerotherapy). Although the success rates are generally good they can take some time to achieve. This is particularly