By and large, the case is that you will have to have it done again, eventually. These are veins that have accumulated over many years, and after the initial visits, and the patient has gotten rid of the majority of what they had, a few years later they'll come in for a touch-up to get rid of what's grown in the meantime. Laser, by and large, is not a treatment of choice for spider veins in people's legs. Sclerotherapy is what should be done. Laser can be used as a complementary treatment.
Laser is most effective for spider veins on the face.
Exercising is also good for your veins because during exercise more blood is going through your veins. Women are also told not to wear high heels, but no one has actually been able to prove that high heels are bad for your veins. As a general rule, there may be a lot of factors, but what's going to determine whether you get varicose veins is your genetic makeup. Spider vein sclerotherapy treatment is not covered by insurance because it's considered cosmetic, but some insurance companies will reimburse for varicose veins because they can be a medical condition. On Thursday, the latest ousted Survivor will dish the dirt and answer viewer questions on The Early Show.