Foam sclerotherapy and laser treatment at JUVENIS
Remove spider veins in Vienna
If the veins allow the blood to flow freely, all is well and good. But if there are problems with blood circulation, this leads to heavy legs and, as a result, spider veins. To remove spider veins, the JUVENIS Medical Center in Vienna uses state-of-the-art and gentle laser technology as well as sclerotherapy/foam sclerotherapy and minimally surgical methods. Vein treatments are quick, gentle and kind to the skin and are carried out by experienced specialists. Look forward to beautiful legs thanks to the removal of spider veins at the JUVENIS medical center in Vienna, right in the city centre.
Varicose veins are not just a cosmetic problem. Weak veins can become a serious health risk. In addition to spider veins, typical symptoms include a feeling of tension in the legs, cramps, skin changes and inflammation, which can even lead to the development of an ulcer.

Treatments & therapies
Ultrasound examination of the veins at JUVENIS
The medical team at JUVENIS gets to the bottom of the causes of spider veins and the symptoms and helps to find the right treatment.
The examination identifies the different types of varicose veins and assesses their severity and distribution pattern.
An individual therapy plan is drawn up based on this examination.
Costs
Treatment | Price |
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First appointment to remove spider veins (depending on the examination required) | from € 290 - 350 |
Treatments & therapies
Removing spider veins with laser
At JUVENIS, suitable spider veins are sclerosed using modern laser therapy by Prof. Dr. Tamara Kopp plus assistance. The Nd:YAG laser emits infrared heat energy into the vessel walls and the blood. This causes the vessel walls to heat up and contract. Result: The red lines lighten and continue to lighten for weeks after the treatment - without the skin being touched by a scalpel.
Please contact JUVENIS by phone at +43 1 236 3020by e-mail to empfang@juvenismed.at or via the contact formto make an appointment for a consultation or treatment.
Costs
Treatment | Price |
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Laser treatment to remove spider veins | from € 290 |
Treatments & therapies
Removing reticular varicose veins & side branch varicose veins and sclerosing spider veins (foam sclerotherapy)
Sclerotherapy or foam sclerotherapy is the ideal treatment for slightly larger spider veins, reticular varicose veins and side branch varicose veins. In order to be able to proceed precisely, the varicose veins are visualized using magnifying glasses during vein sclerotherapy. The sclerosing agent is then injected. When sclerosing varicose veins or spider veins, an alcohol-like substance is injected into the veins to be treated, which triggers an inflammatory reaction in the vessel walls, causing them to stick together and dissolve and become invisible over time.
Costs
Treatment | Price |
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Sclerosing varicose veins, varicose veins and spider veins - foam sclerotherapy of the whole leg* | € 1.330 |
*includes 2 inspection visits
The treatment is currently covered by most private health insurance companies.
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Alternative and complementary treatments
Other treatment options for the removal of varicose veins
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