Sclerotherapy Research Paper

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Sclerotherapy Treatment Although some doctors may suggest other cosmetic procedures, such as dermal filler injections, to detract from and disguise unsightly hand veins, the most recommended procedure for actually eliminating these veins is sclerotherapy. A noninvasive procedure, sclerotherapy can be completed in the doctor’s office in a manner of minutes with little pain and no anesthesia. The sclerotherapy process is extremely simple and straightforward. After identifying and marking problematic veins, your doctor simply injects these veins with a medical solution using a fine-gauge hypodermic needle. The special properties of this solution cause veins to close and collapse. As this happens, your circulatory system naturally reroutes all

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