Dermacell K clarifying skin cream :

DermaCell-K Clarifying Skin Cream, Recommended for treatment of spider veins, bruises, scars, stretch marks, rosecea, burns and skin disorders.

Now there's a way to eliminate spider veins!
Yes, there's an easier way to make ugly spider veins disappear without painful shots or lasers, without the side effects of expensive surgery. Formerly available only from dermatologists and plastic surgeons, this professional strength, 5% USP-grade vitamin K cream is applied twice daily. See spider veins disappear and stay away! DermaCell-K is also great for healing bruised, sunburned or damaged skin and fading scars.

What is a spider vein?
A spider vein is simply a broken or ruptured capillary that leaks blood which then travels along the exterior of the surrounding capillaries, similar to water running down a pencil. When this blood dries on the outside of the capillaries, what you see through the skin is a spider vein.

How does DermaCell-K eliminate spider veins?

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DermaCell-K eliminates spider veins by first, repairing the damaged capillary by clogging the hole up. It is the Vitamin K in DermaCell-K which does this. Secondly, once the leak has stopped, the dried up blood on the exterior of the surrounding capillaries dissolves, thus eliminating the spider vein.

How long does DermaCell-K take?

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For most people, using DermaCell-K twice a day will produce the desired results in four to six weeks. However, length of time for results to be evident may vary. This is due to factors such as severity of the problem, skin type, the thickness of the skin, and the pH balance of the skin. In addition, DermaCell-K may not work the same for everyone. It has been found that DermaCell-K is effective on 94% of all people that have used it. This is due to the above mentioned factors.

There have been no clinical studies on DermaCell-K but the effectiveness of Vitamin K as a coagulant and its use to curtail bleeding during surgery has been documented countless times. Additionally, thousands of plastic surgeons, dermatologists, and other skin care professionals regularly use DermaCell-K because of its proven effectiveness in producing the desired results in eliminating spider veins, healing bruises, relieving skin disorders, and fading scars.

What else could I do about my spider veins?

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Laser Therapy - This technique is primarily used for spider veins (broken blood vessels and/or capillaries) less than half a millimeter wide. High-energy light is focused on the skin by a laser and absorbed by the red blood cells in the vein. The cells then heat up the veins inner membrane, which turns to scar tissue and dissolves into the body. The number of treatments required depends on the size, location and number of veins. The cost for laser therapy can be as much as $375 or more per treatment!

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Sclerotherapy - Also know as "injection therapy" is a 15 minute non-surgical technique used to treat the majority of spider veins and varicose veins between half a millimeter and four millimeters wide. A mild solution of fatty acids and saline is injected into the vein, irritating the inner membrane and causing it to collapse and shrink. For larger spider veins, a combination of laser therapy and sclerotherapy may be required. The cost for sclerotherapy can be as much as $250 or more per treatment!

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Mini Phlebectomy - This procedure is used on varicose veins at least four millimeters wide. The skin is numbed with a local anesthetic, and incisions of about 1/8-inch arc made along the vein. The affected portion is then pulled out with tiny hooks. A mini phlebectomy can last from 5 minutes to 2 hours, depending on the location and number of veins. You may feel slightly tired after a long session, but you can usually return to work. The cost for a Mini Phlebectomy can be as much as $1,500 to $2,500 per treatment!

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Compression Stockings - Often used as follow-up care, compression stockings, or support hose, can be a form of treatment as well. Though stockings are not a cure, they can slow the progress of the varicosity by putting pressure on the vein, which keeps the blood from pooling. The appropriate pressure and thickness of the stocking depends on the problem area and should be determined by a doctor. The cost for compression stockings can range between $18 to $25 per pair!

All of the treatments listed above are not guaranteed to give long lasting effects, and can be very painful, time consuming, and money consuming.