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Highly trained vascular surgeon Dr. Winand administers your spider vein treatments in Lancaster. His expertise ensures your comfort and optimal results.
Most patients report little to no pain with Varithena. The injections themselves take just a few minutes, and you’re free to get right back to your day afterwards.
Using Varithena, we can seal spider veins and small varicose veins before they have a chance to progress into more serious venous conditions.
At your initial exam, Dr. Winand will thoroughly assess your veins and use ultrasound technology to address your unique vein patterns and concerns.
During sclerotherapy with Varithena, Dr. Winand injects the solution into the problematic vein. In a matter of minutes, the vein walls collapse and seal shut.
As blood flow shifts to healthier veins nearby, you can expect relief from pain, swelling, and more. Over time, the vein will fade as your body reabsorbs the tissue.
Varithena should never cause significant pain or excessive discomfort. During the treatment process, you can expect to feel a couple of pinches from the needle as we inject the solution.
Some patients may feel some mild heat in the area while Varithena works, but the sensation should be completely tolerable and lasts only a few minutes. Many patients are surprised how comfortable and easy a Varithena treatment is! It’s one of our favorite methods of spider vein therapy in Lancaster.
You can expect your Varithena appointment to last about an hour.
Plan on wearing loose and comfortable clothing to your appointment. We will apply compression stockings to your legs after the treatment, so you should wear clothing that will comfortably fit over the stockings.
Varithena immediately seals off the affected vein, so some patients may experience relief immediately after their treatment. Other symptoms may take several weeks to resolve. Depending on your specific treatment plan, you may require 2 to 3 Varithena sessions to fully treat your spider or varicose veins.
Varithena is an FDA-approved medical procedure, so most insurances will cover the cost of your treatments. Our office also provides financing options and payment plans to ensure you can get the care you need when you need it.
In Lancaster, Dr. Winand specializes in using Varithena to treat varicose and spider veins.
