These symptoms can have causes other than normal cosmetic vein prominence, so ageing alone should not explain a sudden change.
A clinical assessment can help identify the cause and distinguish a cosmetic concern from a condition that may require further medical investigation.
How Are Hand Veins Assessed Before Treatment?
Treatment should start with an assessment of the individual hand rather than simply removing every visible vein. The superficial and deeper venous networks provide drainage from the hand, so the veins selected for treatment need careful consideration.
During consultation, the clinician can assess which veins are suitable for treatment and which should remain. The position, size and pattern of the visible veins all influence treatment planning.
This individual approach is particularly important because the anatomy of the hand contains superficial veins alongside nerves, arteries and other important structures. Treatment therefore requires appropriate knowledge of hand anatomy and venous drainage.
before and 6 week after hand vein treatment
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