Victorian Dermal Group has been at the forefront of providing comprehensive and successful leg vein treatments, enabling countless customers to regain flawless and rejuvenated legs.
If you’ve got bulging, dark leg veins that are causing discomfort, get them effectively treated with our specialised techniques.
When it comes to improving blood flow, our team addresses various types of leg veins. At Victorian Dermal Group, we guarantee lasting clarity and beauty.
Purple and blue leg veins, often referred to as varicose and reticular veins can result from weakened valves that allow blood to flow backward and pool in the veins.
Purple and blue leg veins, often referred to as varicose and reticular veins, can be both a cosmetic concern and an indicator of underlying venous issues. Varicose veins are enlarged, twisted veins that can cause discomfort, pain, and swelling, while reticular veins are smaller blue or green veins that often appear closer to the surface of the skin. These veins can result from weakened valves that allow blood to flow backward and pool in the veins.
The visible bulge of leg veins typically develop when the valves within the veins weaken, allowing blood to pool and veins to stretch.
These veins appear swollen, twisted, and often raised above the skin's surface, creating a bumpy or rope-like texture. The visible bulge of leg veins typically develop when the valves within the veins weaken, allowing blood to pool and veins to stretch.
These are visible veins that appear close to the skin's surface. While usually harmless, spider veins can cause self-consciousness and discomfort due to their appearance.
These are visible veins that appear close to the skin's surface. These fine, branching networks can be red, blue, or purple in colour and often resemble a spider's web or a tree's branches. While usually harmless, spider veins can cause self-consciousness and discomfort due to their appearance.
Looking to get rid of spider veins, treat varicose veins or improve blood flow? Our specialists can guide you through various treatments to overcome leg vein issues.
Sometimes, the veins in your legs can appear more prominent than what is considered 'normal'.
This is most commonly linked to your genetic history. However, sometimes a change in oestrogen levels can influence the development of bulging leg veins.
Other factors which can increase the risk of developing highly visible leg veins are:
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With vascular therapy, the energy from the lasers heats up and coagulates the blood in the legs, causing the veins to close off and eventually fade from view.
This technique is commonly used as a cosmetic procedure for those concerned about the appearance of the veins on their legs.
Vbeam Prima is a laser that uses dual wavelengths to treat deep blue veins, venous lakes, and improve skin tone and texture.
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In severe cases, yes. Other than causing pain and discomfort, the condition can progress into deep vein blood clots known as Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT). DVT is dangerous because part of the clot can break off and travel to your lungs, causing a blockage known as a pulmonary embolism.
Arteries carry oxygen-rich blood from the heart to the body. Veins then return the blood to the heart and lungs, where oxygen is released into your bloodstream. It's all recirculated again.
When you have vein issues, blood pools there instead of returning to the central circulation. This pooling of the blood produces increased pressure in the veins and causes pain and discomfort. Treating visible veins can minimise blood pooling and restore circulation.
In some cases, small visible leg veins may fade or become less noticeable over time without intervention. Factors such as genetics, lifestyle changes, and hormonal fluctuations can play a role in the natural fading of these veins. However, it's important to note that once visible leg veins have developed, they are unlikely to completely disappear on their own, especially if they are more pronounced or larger in size.
The timeline for seeing results after leg vein treatment can vary based on the type of treatment you undergo and your individual response to the procedure.
After a laser treatment, you might notice some immediate changes, such as a reduction in redness and blueness. However, it can take a few weeks to a few months for the treated veins to fully fade and become less noticeable. Multiple sessions might be needed for optimal results.
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