
Spider Vein Treatments
Clear small visible vessels and return to skin that looks calm and even in tone.
Spider veins are small, visible vessels that can appear on the face and legs and draw the eye with fine red or blue lines. At RejuvLV we treat them with sclerotherapy, laser, or a combination, chosen to suit the vessels and the area. The goal is clearer, more even-toned skin, often achieved across more than one session.
Spider vein treatment addresses fine surface vessels that have become visible on the face or legs. Sclerotherapy involves a small injection of a solution that prompts the treated vessel to close and gradually fade, and it is frequently used for leg veins. Laser treatment delivers targeted energy that heats and diminishes the vessel, and it is often preferred for delicate facial vessels. Some guests benefit from a combination of both. Because vessels respond over time and new ones can appear, multiple sessions may be needed to reach the clearest result. Your provider selects the approach best suited to your vessels, your skin, and the area being treated.

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What to know
These treatments address small, visible spider veins on the legs and fine vessels on the face, including those around the nose and cheeks. They focus on superficial vessels that affect the evenness of the skin's tone rather than larger structural veins, which may call for a different evaluation.
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Sclerotherapy uses a small injection to close a vessel from within and is often used for leg veins, while laser delivers targeted energy from the surface and is frequently preferred for delicate facial vessels. Some guests benefit from both.
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