Laser can remove unsightly veins from all parts of the body. Small, facial veins (or “telangiectasia”) can be treated quickly without bruising or complication. Spider veins and large blue leg veins can also be treated with excellent results. Knotty varicose veins are not good candidates. Consultations required prior to treatment.

Your doctor will advise you on the best course of treatment for vein removal, but many physicians and patients prefer Motus AZ+ Laser Vein Therapy over sclerotherapy because there are no painful injections. The laser therapy treatment causes little to no discomfort without the need for medical tools and any form of surgical procedure.

Cherry Hemangiomas respond very well to laser treatment, usually with just one session. Patients with port wine stains and other vascular lesions who had given up on finding a solution have been overwhelmed by the success of their treatment laser, treatments will be determined upon patient response and darkness in the area.

Often, patients find that one or two treatments are sufficient. However, the number of treatments necessary depends on the number, color, and size of the vessels being treated. Since individual results vary. Schedule your consultation to learn if you’re a good candidate for Laser Vein Therapy.

Most patients experience a stinging sensation as the pulses of energy are delivered through the hand-piece. Although no local anesthesia or pain medication is typically required, post-ice cooling is used to diminish downtime. Following the treatment, the pain is minimal to nonexistent.

Following your treatment, some redness or bruising may occur.
When larger veins are treated, a tan or brownish pigment may persist for a few weeks or months following treatment. Patients who have leg vein treatments may be advised to wear support hose for a short period of time.

Although many patients report few if any side effects, those most commonly noticed are slight reddening and local swelling of the skin.  These effects typically last for less than 24 hours.  Some patients may experience bruising and, in rare instances, blistering may occur.  Consult with your medical professional for complete information about the benefits and risks of treatment.

Patients generally resume most normal activities immediately. However, it is recommended that you avoid vigorous activities such as strenuous exercise for the first 24 hours after treatment. The use of sunscreen is recommended on any treated areas exposed to the sun. As always, it is a good idea to limit your sun exposure.

Most patients find that the majority of the treated veins have shown significant improvement within two to six weeks of treatment. However, your final results may not be apparent for several months. Over time, it is possible for new veins to appear, but these too can be removed with the laser.