— LASER & LIGHT —
Laser Vein Treatment in Chicago
Focused light energy that visibly reduces the appearance of spider veins on the legs and face. Non-invasive sessions with no downtime, performed in the Chicago Loop.
Performed by licensed medical providers · Physician Supervised
— Overview —
What It Is
Laser vein treatment is a cosmetic laser service that addresses the appearance of spider veins — the fine red, purple, or blue surface veins that can show on the legs and face. A precise wavelength of light is directed at the visible vein, and over the weeks that follow, the treated vein gradually fades from view.
Our program uses Nd:YAG laser technology, calibrated by your provider to your skin and the area being treated. Sessions are non-invasive, involve no needles, and require no downtime for most clients — performed in a clinical setting at our Chicago Loop location.
This is an appearance-focused treatment: it does not diagnose or address underlying vein health, and clients with medical questions about their veins should speak with their physician first. For diffuse facial redness or broken capillaries, our IPL photofacial may be the better fit — your consultation will confirm the right approach.
— The Experience —
How It Works
- 01
Consultation & Assessment
Your provider reviews the areas you would like to address, your skin type, and your medical history. Your personalized treatment plan is confirmed at your consultation.
- 02
Targeted Laser Session
The Nd:YAG handpiece delivers precise pulses of light energy to each visible vein. Most sessions are brief, and integrated cooling keeps treatment comfortable.
- 03
Gradual Fading
Treated veins may darken slightly at first, then fade progressively over the following weeks as the appearance softens.
- 04
Series & Review
Visible reduction builds across a series of sessions. Your provider tracks your response and adjusts the plan as needed — individual results vary.
— Candidacy —
Who It's For
Adults bothered by the appearance of spider veins on the legs or face. Laser vein treatment is not performed on recently tanned skin, during pregnancy, or over areas with active skin conditions, and certain medications can affect candidacy. A consultation — including a medical review — confirms whether treatment is appropriate for you.
— Aftercare & Results —
What to Expect After
Mild redness, warmth, or slight swelling at the treated area is common and typically settles within hours to a few days. Your provider may recommend gentle care of the area, avoiding intense heat and strenuous exercise for a short window, and daily sun protection. The appearance of treated veins improves gradually over the series — changes are rarely immediate — and individual results vary.
— Planning Your Visit —
Treatment Details
Pricing
- Facial vessels$195
- Legs, small area$245
- Legs, large area$375
- Legs, small area, 3 sessions$661
These are the prices in our online booking. Your plan is confirmed at the complimentary consultation, with no obligation to book.
- Appointment Length
- About 20 to 60 minutes depending on the area, plus brief prep.
- Typical Course
- Often 1 to 3 sessions for facial vessels and 2 to 4 for legs, spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart.
- Maintenance
- As needed, since new vessels can appear over time.
Your provider sets the plan for your veins at consultation.
No deposit, no fees
Your consultation is complimentary, with no obligation to book. We take no deposit to hold your appointment, and we charge nothing to cancel, to reschedule, or for a visit you miss.
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Request a Consultation
Every client begins with a consultation and medical review. Send your details and our team will reach out to schedule a private conversation.
Laser vein treatment at Chicago Medspa is a cosmetic service focused on the appearance of small surface veins on the legs and face. It is not a medical evaluation of vein health; clients with medical concerns about their veins should consult their physician.