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Reticular veins are treated with 2 main methods, sclerotherapy and long-pulsed 1064nm Nd:YAG laser, so cost reflects vein size, number, and how many sessions your legs need.
Reticular vein treatment cost in Gangnam, Seoul depends on how many veins you have, their size, the area treated, and whether sclerotherapy or long-pulsed Nd:YAG laser is chosen across a series of sessions. Because plans are individualised to your vein pattern, the clinic’s doctors confirm your exact cost at consultation rather than a single fixed figure.
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Reticular vein treatment cost in Gangnam, Seoul is shaped less by a single price tag and more by your vein pattern and how many sessions it takes to fade. Reticular veins are the bluish-green vessels, usually 1 to 3mm wide, that sit just beneath the skin, often on the legs, and they can also feed smaller spider veins. Two evidence-backed in-clinic methods treat them: sclerotherapy, where a sclerosant solution is injected to collapse the vein, and long-pulsed 1064nm Nd:YAG laser, which heats and closes the vessel through the skin. The number, size, and spread of your veins is the biggest cost driver.
The second driver is the number of sessions. Most patients need a series, because veins clear gradually and treating too aggressively at once raises the risk of side effects like temporary pigmentation or matting (fine new vessels). Larger or more numerous veins usually need more sessions. Some clinics combine sclerotherapy with laser for better clearance, which changes the total. Skin tone also matters, since laser settings must be adjusted on deeper skin to reduce pigment risk, another reason cost is individualised.
At Reberry Clinic, reticular vein care is consultation-led and available at our Gangnam (Seoul) location with Dr. Yoongon Ryu, near Gangnam Station. The clinic’s doctors assess your vein pattern, explain the realistic number of sessions, and set cost transparently in English. International patients are supported across our Seoul-area locations, so treatment can be planned around a travel schedule.
Reticular veins respond to two main tools, and a good clinic matches the method to the vein. Sclerotherapy injects a sclerosant such as polidocanol directly into the vessel, irritating the lining so the vein collapses and is reabsorbed; it is efficient for many reticular veins and feeding vessels. Long-pulsed 1064nm Nd:YAG laser instead delivers heat that is absorbed by hemoglobin, coagulating the vein without a needle, which suits patients who prefer non-injection treatment or have veins in awkward spots. Studies report broadly similar clearance between the two for reticular veins, with sclerotherapy often faster and less painful for larger vessels and the Nd:YAG laser useful for smaller ones, and combined polidocanol-plus-laser plans showing strong clearance. Because vein size, number, and depth dictate how many passes or injections are needed, and because deeper skin tones require conservative laser settings to lower pigment risk, cost scales with your vein pattern rather than a flat fee. The clinic’s doctors sequence sessions so the skin is not over-stressed, which is why your final cost is set after assessment, not before.
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Doctors assess vein size (typically 1 to 3mm), number, spread, and skin tone, which together are the single biggest cost factor.
A plan may use sclerotherapy, long-pulsed Nd:YAG laser, or both, and combining the 2 methods can change the total cost.
Reticular veins usually clear over a course of multiple sessions spaced about 4 to 6 weeks apart, so cost is quoted as a course.
On deeper skin, laser settings are made more conservative across sessions to lower the risk of pigment change, which can affect method and count.
After assessment, the clinic’s doctors give you a transparent, individualised cost in English rather than a single fixed price for everyone.
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At our Gangnam (Seoul) location, the clinic’s doctors map your vein pattern and skin tone, then explain which method suits you and what drives cost, in English.
A typical session takes about 20 to 40 minutes depending on how many veins are treated and whether injections, laser, or both are used.
Reticular veins are treated as a course, usually several sessions spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart, so cost is mapped across the series.
Veins fade gradually over weeks between sessions, and your doctor reviews progress to adjust the method, session count, and cost as needed.
Treated veins usually stay cleared, but new veins can appear over time, so compression, sun protection, and occasional maintenance are discussed.



Reticular vein treatment cost in Gangnam depends on vein size, number, area, and whether sclerotherapy or Nd:YAG laser is used across a series of sessions. Because plans are individualised to your vein pattern, the clinic’s doctors confirm your exact cost at consultation. You can start on our laser treatment page.
Reticular vein care is provided at our Gangnam (Seoul) location with Dr. Yoongon Ryu, an Aesthetic Medicine Specialist, near Gangnam Station. The clinic’s doctors assess your vein pattern and set the plan in English. International patients are also supported across our Seoul-area locations, so treatment fits your travel schedule.
Cost varies because every patient’s vein pattern differs in size, number, and spread, and because the method may be sclerotherapy, laser, or both. A few small veins cost differently from widespread ones. That is why the clinic’s doctors set cost after assessing your legs rather than quoting one flat fee for everyone.
Sclerotherapy injects a solution that collapses the vein, efficient for multiple reticular veins, while long-pulsed Nd:YAG laser treatment heats and closes the vessel without a needle. Studies show broadly similar clearance. Your doctor recommends the best fit, or a combination, for your veins.
Most people need a course of several sessions spaced about 4 to 6 weeks apart, because veins clear gradually and over-treating raises side-effect risk. The exact number depends on vein size and number, which your doctor reviews and adjusts. You can learn more on our laser treatment page.
Discomfort is generally mild and brief. Sclerotherapy feels like a small sting from each injection, while laser feels like a warm snapping sensation, often with cooling to protect the skin. Sessions are short, usually 20 to 40 minutes, and your doctor adjusts technique to keep you comfortable while treating the veins effectively.
Downtime is usually mild: you may have bruising, redness, or temporary pigmentation along treated veins, and compression stockings are often advised after sclerotherapy. Most people return to daily routines quickly. Sun protection helps reduce pigment risk. Your doctor gives specific aftercare based on whether you had injections, laser, or both.
Yes, with careful settings. On deeper skin, laser parameters are made more conservative to reduce the risk of post-inflammatory pigment change, and sclerotherapy concentration is chosen to limit staining. This is why assessing skin tone matters, and why a clinic that discusses your Fitzpatrick skin type is following good practice for vein work.
Veins usually fade gradually over several weeks between sessions rather than disappearing immediately, as the body reabsorbs the treated vessels. Some veins clear faster than others. Your doctor reviews progress at each visit and adjusts the plan, so the number of sessions, and cost, stays matched to how your veins respond.
Treated veins usually stay cleared, but reticular vein treatment is not a one-time fix against new veins forming, since genetics, standing, and hormones can produce fresh vessels over time. Occasional maintenance sessions manage this. Your doctor discusses realistic longevity and any top-ups during planning so expectations are clear from the start.
Yes, combining sclerotherapy with laser generally costs more than a single method because it addresses both larger feeder veins and smaller vessels, and studies show combined plans can improve clearance. However, it may reduce total sessions for complex cases. Your doctor explains whether a combined plan suits your veins and budget at consultation.
Matting is the appearance of fine new red vessels near a treated area, a known temporary side effect that often settles on its own. If it needs touch-up treatment, that can add a session and cost. Your doctor uses careful settings and technique to reduce the risk and explains how it is managed if it occurs.
Most healthy adults with visible reticular leg veins who want a doctor-led plan are suitable. A consultation maps your veins and confirms whether sclerotherapy or laser treatment fits. Those who are pregnant, have a clotting history, or a sclerosant allergy need review first.
Wearing compression when advised, walking, sun protection, and avoiding hot baths for a short period support healing and reduce pigment risk, all low-cost but important. A supportive skin care routine for the treated skin helps recovery. Your doctor explains aftercare transparently as part of planning.
For a first session, 2 to 3 days is comfortable, allowing consultation, treatment, and a short review. Because reticular veins are treated as a course over weeks, many international patients begin in Seoul and continue on return visits. Our English-speaking team helps coordinate timing and cost around your travel plans.
Generally yes, but because vein treatment involves the legs, staying mobile and wearing compression as advised helps reduce clot risk on longer flights. Walk regularly during travel and follow your doctor’s guidance. If you had sclerotherapy, your doctor will advise on compression duration and activity before you fly.
International patients can complete the course across one or more visits, and the clinic offers remote check-ins in English between trips so the plan and cost stay on track. You can continue supportive skin care at home. Your treatment notes are kept on file for continuity across sessions.
| Sclerotherapy | Long-Pulsed Nd:YAG Laser | Leaving It Untreated | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mechanism | Injected sclerosant collapses the vein | 1064nm heat coagulates the vein through the skin | No treatment; veins usually persist or slowly worsen |
| Best for | Multiple reticular veins and feeder vessels | Needle-averse patients or awkwardly placed veins | Those not ready to start a session course |
| Pain / comfort | Brief sting from the injection | Warm snapping sensation, cooling used | None |
| Downtime | Compression advised; mild bruising possible | Short redness and swelling along the vein | None |
| Sessions | Usually a course of several sessions | Usually a course of several sessions | None, but veins remain |
| Cost factors | Depends on vein number and sessions | Depends on vein size and sessions | No cost, but veins can persist or spread |
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