Spider Vein Treatment

Vessels fade gradually as your body clears them, so most clients notice change in the weeks after a session rather than on the day. We review progress before planning the next session, usually 4–6 weeks later.

We treat small, visible vessels close to the skin surface: facial veins, broken capillaries and small leg veins. Large, bulging varicose veins sit outside this treatment, and we refer those to a physician.

Yes. Treatment clears the vessels we target, but it does not stop new ones forming. Sun exposure, heat and genetics all play a part, so some clients return for the occasional top-up session.

Treated vessels are cleared by the body over the following weeks. New vessels can still appear over time, so some clients book an occasional follow-up to stay on top of them.

Arrive with clean, product-free skin over the area, and avoid sun exposure and self-tanning in the days beforehand. Tell us about any medication or recent treatments at your consultation and we will confirm anything else you need to know.

Certified specialists, medical-grade laser technology and honest guidance about what the treatment can and cannot do for your veins.

The best way to know is a complimentary consultation. We assess your skin, discuss your goals and confirm suitability before recommending anything.

Most clients describe each pulse as a quick snap against the skin. Sessions are short, the area is cooled as we work, and we adjust the pacing to your comfort.

One to three sessions is typical, spaced 4–6 weeks apart, though it depends on how many vessels you have and where they are. Your specialist confirms the plan at your consultation.

Downtime is minimal. Short-lived redness or slight swelling over the treated area is common and usually settles within a day or two. We ask you to avoid heat, exercise and direct sun for a few days.