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Desire Laser & Medical Spa‎ – San Antonio

One or Two Sclerotherapy Spider-Vein Treatments (Up to 75% Off)

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In a Nutshell

Surgeon with 27 years of experience injects sclerosant to scare off spider veins during 30-minute treatments

The Fine Print

  • Expires Jul 18, 2012
  • Limit 1 per person for both options, may buy 1 additional as gift for single-treatment option. Appointment required, subject to availability. Valid only for option purchased.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Healthy skin is like freshly frosted birthday cake: it looks so delicious that no one cares how old you are. Flaunt ankle cakes with today's Groupon to Desire Laser & Medical Spa. Choose between the following options:

  • For $99, you get one sclerotherapy spider-vein treatment (a $300 value).
  • For $149, you get two sclerotherapy spider-vein treatments (a $600 value).

Spider veins scramble for cover following Desire Laser & Medical Spa's sclerotherapy treatments, which are administered by Dr. Alberto L. Belalcazar, a surgeon with 27 years of experience. After the doc examines the afflicted area to determine the veins' severity and overall itsy-bitsyness, he injects the pesky blood ways with a sclerosant that causes them to shrivel up and disappear with a pop. The session typically takes only about 30 minutes to complete, and multiple treatments may be required for optimal results. Though not included in this Groupon, the med spa offers medical-grade hose for an additional $75 so that patients don’t have to wrap their legs in rubber bands for support.

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Desire Laser & Medical Spa‎

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    San Antonio

    10911 West Ave.
    San Antonio, Texas 78213
    (210) 490-4206
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