Veinwave Treatment

Veinwave

Veinwave is a treatment for very thin, damaged veins known as ‘spider’ or thread veins. These present as clusters of red, blue or purple veins that are visible beneath the skin. Veinwave may be used alongside Microsclerotherapy, as the most effective treatment for spider veins.

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How Veinwave works

Veinwave is a form of micro thermal coagulation procedure. It is different to radiofrequency ablation, which is used on larger varicose veins. Veinwave is particularly effective in removing very fine spider veins, especially on the face.

The objective of Veinwave is to encourage the body to naturally reabsorb the damaged spider veins. It achieves this by applying a very small and localised amount of microwave energy into the damaged vein. This causes the vein to be blocked off, which then encourages the body to naturally absorb it, effectively removing it.

Your treatment journey

The treatment journey begins with your primary appointment with one of our vein specialists. The purpose of this appointment is to give the doctor the opportunity to conduct a thorough skin analysis to understand the treatment required to get you the results you're after. You'll also receive your first treatment session and will be contacted by a member of our patient care team to discuss your treatment journey and get booked in for your next session.

Are there any risks to Veinwave treatment?

As Veinwave is a non-invasive procedure, there are very few risks involved. However, as with any procedure, the risk of complications is not quite zero. In the case of Veinwave, this is most likely to be limited to bruising, tenderness or redness after the treatment. Any discomfort can be managed using over-the-counter pain medication.

During your sessions, your doctor will give you detailed information about aftercare that will help to minimise the risks of any kind of complications.

How much does Veinwave cost?

Following your primary appointment, your first treatment will cost £399 for a single treatment session, but if you require more, we have a number of package deals available to help you through your journey cost effectively. Taking advantage of these packages gives you the chance to save up to 22.5% overall. Speak to our team to learn more about what this might look like for you.

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How to get started with Veinwave treatment

Clicking the link below will allow you to book your primary appointment at one of our specialist clinics across the UK. This is your first step on the way to Veinwave treatment, and your consulting doctor will take things from there.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Veinwave treatment hurt?

Veinwave is a virtually painless procedure. Patients report that, at most, they have felt a little pinch or scratch, similar to the sensation of a small injection or a hair being pulled out.

How long does it last?

The individual veins treated by Veinwave will be gone permanently. However, if the underlying cause of spider veins remains, there’s always a chance that new ones will appear. So while Veinwave is a permanent treatment, it doesn’t stop the possibility of new spider (thread) veins appearing at a later date.

How long does Veinwave treatment take?

As Veinwave is a non-invasive procedure, the healing time is very short. The average treatment session lasts up to 30 minutes, with no overnight stay. This means that you can immediately resume your usual activities after the treatment.

The effects of Veinwave treatment may be seen immediately, though it can take up to 5-6 weeks to make a full recovery.

Are there any natural alternatives to Veinwave?

There are no effective home remedies for treating spider veins. Some less trustworthy sources on the internet may suggest trying things such as apple cider vinegar, horse chestnut, vitamin C or coconut oil, but unfortunately none of these will actually make spider veins go away.

Where to find us

We're pleased to be able to provide our world-class spider vein treatment in a variety of places throughout the United Kingdom. Learn more about your treatment options, including Microsclerotherapy and Veinwave treatment, at the clinic closest to you

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