Dr. Adam Goldman

And you know it's not a bruise because you press on it and it blanches.

It goes clear and you let go and it comes right back.

So you know it's an open vein.

And then there's some of these veins that kind of look like almost like thin little red hairs, you know, like a spider vein, a spider web.

As opposed to the initial vein that we treated, which is like a straighter, more purplish color.

It was very defined.

These are much more kind of hazy.

So the good news is a lot of these, if you re-inject them, you can get them to go away.

There are sometimes spots that no matter how many times you inject it, the body regrows it.

And I've had patients that came back like five times.

I know it got in the vein because I could see it clearing up.

and the body just regrew it.

So there's some spots that no matter what you do, you can't get rid of them, or they keep coming back.

Until it happens, yeah.

Did yours come back?

No, not so far.

I mean, I've only done, I did the worst leg, the right leg was the worst leg, and still, and actually now, my left leg still has to be treated.

And it's not as bad, but initially, it took a few months for my swelling in my right leg to go away completely.

Now my right calf is much thinner than my left.

I can see my left is swollen.