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At Utah Vein Specialists in Sandy, Utah, we provide the best vein treatment for our patients. Veins are an important part of our overall health, so it’s important to seek professional medical help from a vein specialist if you are having issues with your vein health.
Sclerotherapy is a medical procedure that is used to remedy spider veins and varicose veins. The procedure requires a solution injected into the affected veins, resulting in the veins collapsing and eventually fading away.
Understanding comprehensive vein care is important for maintaining healthy veins and preventing serious medical conditions.
What are Spider Veins? Spider veins, also known as telangiectasias, are small, thin veins that appear near the skin's surface. They are usually blue, purple, or red and can resemble spider webs or tree branches.
Usually your symptoms will tell you. We recommend a consultation with Dr. Peter Jensen and—depending on your symptoms—to have diagnostic tests using a special diagnostic tool, Duplex ultrasound.
In healthy veins, blood is pumped from the limbs back to the heart, conducted by valves that keep the blood flowing steadily. In the condition of venous reflux, the valves that conduct this steady flow of blood sometimes weaken or fail, causing blood to pool, or even reverse course, as it attempts to move through the veins.
Your vein treatment options have never been safer, more effective, less invasive and more cost effective. Utah Vein Specialists offers a variety of state-of-the-art treatments.
Let's go over what the process of vein treatment with Utah Vein Specialists looks like, step by step!
The more informed you are about your vein health and treatments, the better outcomes you can expect. You won’t need to do much to prepare for your consultation, but here are some things you’ll want to be ready to discuss:
An often overlooked aspect of vein treatment is the question of where to be treated—at a hospital or clinic. There are important differences, and knowing them can help you make the best decision.
