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What You'll Get
Spider veins are one of those things that you don't want your friends to see, like your collection of porcelain dolls that you've pasted pictures of their faces on. Erase the evidence with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $199 for one sclerotherapy treatment with consultation (a $475 value)
- $389 for two sclerotherapy treatments with consultation (a $950 value)
After a consultation—and a Doppler study if needed—Dr. Garfinkle injects unwanted spider veins on the legs with a chemical solution. This substance damages the vessels, causing them to wither away and disappear from view. Treatments are spaced four to six weeks apart, and the number of sessions a client needs is determined by the size and number of their veins. Clients may require compression stockings following treatment for at least the first night following treatment.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Apr 11, 2013. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person. Limit 1 per visit. By appointment only. 24-hour cancellation notice or fee up to 1/2 of Groupon price may apply. New clients only. Must be 18 or older or accompanied by guardian. Treatment valid on legs. Compression hose not included. Multiple visits generally needed for best results. Upgrade available for additional fee; may apply Groupon value toward varicose vein treatment. Non-candidates will be refunded. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About California Vein Clinic
Board-certified surgeon and vascular specialist Dr. Syd Garfinkle has been practicing medicine in the Sacramento area for more than 35 years. Over three and a half decades, he has become an expert at wiping out unsightly veins using a variety of nonsurgical methods. During sclerotherapy treatments, Dr. Garfinkle uses injectable medications to collapse and dissappear spider veins while diverting blood back into healthier vessels. Alternatively, for vericose veins, he can guide a thin laser fiber into the veins to zap them shut during endovenous laser treatments (EVLT).