Scleroses

Varicose veins, which are common, are attributed to dilated veins.

Read more about the symptoms here.

The dermatologists can use injections to get rid of the small, superficial blue veins that form a tree-shaped structure in the skin (scleroses).

If you have deeper, larger and wider varicose veins, it is recommended that you see a vascular surgeon.

Injections or scleroses of superficial varicose veins can only be performed during the winter. To avoid skin discoloration, avoid exposing the treated areas to the sun for up to six weeks after the procedure.

• If you have an appointment for scleroses, bring your own compression stockings with you.
  • The length of the compression stockings: from toe to thigh (preferably class 2).
  • You will put them on immediately after the procedure.
  • They should be kept on for 24 hours afterwards.
• Wear the compression stockings day and night for the first week after treatment.
• Only wear the stockings during the day during the second week after the treatment (from the time you get up until you go to bed).
• Wait 24 hours before showering.
• For two weeks, avoid hot baths, saunas, running, jumping sports and swimming. You may walk and cycle.

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Latest publication date: 13/08/2024