VeinGogh Spider Vein Treatment
A non-laser, minimally invasive treatment for tiny spider veins and telangiectasia.
VeinGogh uses Microburst Technology to deliver controlled radiofrequency energy to very small surface vessels. The treatment is designed for fine spider veins and other cosmetic venous concerns that may be difficult to address with traditional sclerotherapy.
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Why Patients Choose VeinGogh
Precision Treatment for Tiny Surface Veins
A very fine probe is placed directly over the small visible vessel. The device delivers a brief burst of radiofrequency energy, creating controlled heat within the vessel wall.
That heat causes the vessel to close. Over time, the body naturally clears the treated vessel and the associated clot material.
Especially Useful for Hair-Like Spider Veins
VeinGogh is often used for extremely small telangiectatic vessels and spider veins that are too fine for conventional injection-based sclerotherapy.
Facial Spider Veins
Small visible vessels in delicate cosmetic areas may be appropriate for precision radiofrequency treatment.
Leg Spider Veins
Very fine superficial vessels on the legs may be treated when clinically appropriate.
Residual Tiny Vessels
Small vessels remaining after other vein treatments may be considered for VeinGogh.
Cosmetic Concerns
VeinGogh is aimed at visible surface vessels rather than larger refluxing veins that require medical treatment.
What Patients Ask About VeinGogh
What is VeinGogh?
VeinGogh is a non-laser cosmetic vein treatment that uses Microburst radiofrequency energy to close very small superficial vessels such as spider veins and telangiectasia.
How does VeinGogh work?
A very fine probe is placed over the target vessel and delivers a short burst of radiofrequency energy. The resulting heat closes the vessel, which the body gradually clears over time.
What size veins can VeinGogh treat?
The live VeinGogh page highlights fine vessels up to about 0.3 mm in diameter as typical treatment targets.
Does VeinGogh require anesthesia?
The live treatment page states that anesthesia is generally not required for VeinGogh treatment.
Is VeinGogh a laser treatment?
No. VeinGogh uses radiofrequency-based Microburst Technology rather than laser energy.
How is VeinGogh different from sclerotherapy?
VeinGogh is especially useful for extremely tiny, hair-like spider veins that may be difficult to inject with a sclerosant. Larger veins or veins caused by underlying reflux may require other treatments.