Typically, any superficial vein in the body can be sclerosed due to the extensiveness of the superficial network in conjunction with the underlying deep venous system. This means that unsightly veins of the breast or other veins of the upper torso can be injected, or other veins of the upper torso. Hand veins are the most popular region for sclerotherapy outside of the legs, and they respond very well to sclerotherapy given adequate compression. Blue reticular facial veins around the eyes and temporal region respond well to transdermal laser therapy.