Frequently Asked Questions
How can I get rid of spider veins without surgery in Miami?
Non-surgical spider vein removal in Miami uses sclerotherapy injections, laser treatment, or a combination of both. At Med Aesthetics Miami, Bermejo first evaluates each patient to recommend the appropriate treatment based on vein size, depth, and location. Sessions take 30–60 minutes, require no anesthesia, and achieve 60–80% clearance after a complete course.
Is sclerotherapy or laser better for spider veins?
Sclerotherapy is the gold standard for spider veins on the legs because it treats both surface veins and underlying feeder vessels. Laser vein treatment is better for very fine surface veins, facial veins, and patients who prefer no injections. Many patients benefit from a combined protocol using both modalities in sequence.
How much does non-surgical spider vein treatment cost in Miami?
Spider vein treatment in Miami costs $350–$900 per session as of 2026, depending on modality. Sclerotherapy averages $350–$500, laser treatment $300–$600, and combined protocols $500–$900 per session. Patients presenting with mild-to-moderate patterns typically need 2–6 sessions. Package pricing and CareCredit financing are available at Med Aesthetics Miami.
How many sessions will I need to remove spider veins?
Patients presenting with mild-to-moderate spider vein patterns typically need 2–6 sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart for full clearance. The exact number depends on the size, depth, and quantity of veins being treated. Bermejo provides a personalized session estimate during the initial clinical consultation at Med Aesthetics Miami.
Is spider vein treatment painful?
Sclerotherapy involves mild stinging during injection that lasts a few seconds per vein. Laser vein treatment feels like a warm snapping sensation on the skin’s surface. Neither modality requires anesthesia, and patients describe the discomfort as easily tolerable and significantly less intense than expected.
How long do results last after sclerotherapy?
Treated veins are permanently collapsed and absorbed by the body — the treated vessels do not return. New spider veins can develop over time due to genetics or hormonal changes. Patients at Med Aesthetics Miami typically enjoy results for 3–5 years before needing maintenance treatment for newly formed veins.
Can spider veins come back after treatment?
The specific veins treated are permanently destroyed and will not return. However, new spider veins can develop in nearby areas due to genetic or hormonal factors that remain active after treatment. Annual evaluations at Med Aesthetics Miami help identify new veins early when they are easiest to treat.
Why does clinical assessment matter before spider vein treatment?
Clinical assessment matters because surface spider veins are sometimes connected to a deeper network of feeder veins that cosmetic treatment alone will not resolve. Bermejo identifies whether veins are purely cosmetic or require a sequenced treatment approach — preventing wasted procedures and producing results that hold for 3–5 years.
Is spider vein treatment covered by insurance in Florida?
Spider vein treatment is classified as cosmetic in Florida and is not covered by health insurance plans. HSA and FSA funds may apply — verify eligibility with your plan administrator. CareCredit financing and prepaid package discounts are available at Med Aesthetics Miami to help manage treatment costs.
What is the recovery time for non-surgical vein treatment?
There is no formal downtime after non-surgical spider vein treatment at Med Aesthetics Miami. Patients return to normal daily activities the same day. Medical-grade compression hose is worn for 1–2 weeks after sclerotherapy. Hot baths, direct sun, and high-impact exercise should be avoided for 48 hours post-session.
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Ready to get rid of spider veins without surgery in Miami? Rosanna Bermejo, MSN-FNP, leads every patient evaluation at Med Aesthetics Miami, with board-certified physician oversight at all three locations — Coral Gables, Aventura, and Lauderdale-By-The-Sea.