Sclerotherapy is a minimally invasive treatment for reducing the appearance of spider veins and small surface veins, most commonly on the legs. A specialized solution is injected into targeted veins, causing them to gradually close and fade as the body naturally reabsorbs them. Each treatment is performed by a Registered Nurse and tailored to your individual vein pattern and goals.
Clearer-Looking Legs. Targeted Treatment.
What Can Sclerotherapy Treat?
• Red, blue or purple spider veins
• Small reticular veins
• Clusters of visible veins around the calves, ankles or behind the knees
• Multiple areas of small surface veins throughout the legs
Sclerotherapy is intended for appropriate small surface veins. Larger, bulging or symptomatic varicose veins may require evaluation and treatment by a vascular specialist.
How Do I Know If Sclerotherapy Is Right for Me?
Sclerotherapy may be a good option if you’d like to reduce the appearance of spider or small surface veins.
During your consultation, we’ll assess your veins and create a personalized treatment plan. If they require evaluation by a vascular specialist, we’ll let you know before treatment.
• Treatment time: 30–60 minutes
• Mild stinging or warmth during injection
• Compression recommended post-treatment
• Most clients require 2–4 sessions for optimal improvement
• Sessions are spaced approximately 4–6 weeks apart
• Gradual improvement occurs over several weeks
What to Expect
Sclerotherapy is priced according to treatment time and the extent of the area being treated.
30-Minute Session — $275
45-Minute Session — $375
60-Minute Session — $495
Clients treating both lower legs will typically require a longer appointment.
Investment
For clients who are likely to benefit from multiple sessions:
2-Session Package — $725
3-Session Package — $1,395
Your recommended appointment length and treatment plan will be discussed during your consultation.
Treatment Packages (Recommended)
Consultation
Every sclerotherapy treatment begins with an assessment to determine whether the veins you'd like treated are appropriate for cosmetic sclerotherapy.
Financing options are also available through Cherry.
FAQs
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Most clients describe the treatment as very tolerable. You may feel small pinches as the injections are performed, along with temporary mild stinging or warmth in the treated area.
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Sclerotherapy results are gradual rather than immediate. Smaller spider veins may begin to fade within several weeks, while other treated veins can take longer to improve. Your individual results and timeline will depend on the size and number of veins treated and how your body responds.
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This varies from person to person. Multiple sessions are common, especially when treating both legs or more extensive areas. During your consultation, we'll assess your veins and give you a better idea of the treatment plan we recommend.
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Most clients can return to normal daily activities after treatment. You may have temporary redness, bruising, tenderness or discoloration around treated veins. Compression may also be recommended following your appointment.
We'll provide specific aftercare instructions and let you know when you can safely resume strenuous exercise and other activities.
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Successfully treated veins generally do not reopen, but sclerotherapy cannot prevent new spider veins from developing in the future. Genetics, hormones, pregnancy, prolonged standing and other factors can contribute to the formation of new visible veins over time.