Sclerotherapy
Posted by: Dr. Thomas Wright  :  Category: Doctor Info, Spider Veins, Treatment, Varicose Veins, Veins

Could some or all of the cost be covered?

It depends on what type of vein is being treated: bigger veins that are symptomatic might be covered by an insurance company and smaller asymptomatic spider veins generally are not. It also depends on the individual benefits of the insurance plan you have. Policies regarding vary depending on the insurance company. Finally, sometimes it depends on whether the sclerotherapy treatment is done as part of a larger treatment plan that includes treatment of the saphenous vein. Our experience has been that insurance does not cover any sclerotherapy unless it is completed following an endovenous laser procedure.

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3 Responses to “Sclerotherapy”

  1. Traci Rinke Says:

    This is one technology that I would love to be able to use for myself. It’s definitely a cut above the rest and I can’t wait until my provider has it. Your insight was what I needed. Thanks

  2. saphenous Says:

    [...] irrevocable act of love is giving your heart to someone else. The heart is the fulcrum on which theAsk the Doctor | Educational, Professional, Informative Laser …Can endovenous laser ablation be used to treat multiple veins, or only the greater saphenous vein? [...]

  3. Dr. Thomas Wright Says:

    Yes , the endovenous laser can be use on many different veins : small saphenous vein/s , acessory saphenous veins and perforating veins.

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