Do Spider Veins Disappear with Treatment?
There are three primary treatments for spider veins - also known as "web veins", "thread veins", and "capillary matting" ot "venous starbursts". Each has its own physiological purpose and design for treating and healing.
Laser Treatment uses low-range, low-power lasers to "burn" and cauterize the branches of non-functioning of blocked capillairies. Sclerotherapy uses shots of saline to flush and and clear visible symptoms. Creams using viatmin K both clear coagulated blood as well as help heal broken capillaries and improve health and performance.
So, the answer is yes depending on the definition of "disappear". All help eliminate visible signs of leaking and help prevent reoccurence in localized treated areas, but vitamin k creams provide the added benefit of helping prevent future symptoms on a broader scale.
So, What are the Causes and What are They
To better understand whether symptomss disappear with treatment you need to have a basic understanding of what a spider vein is. It is actually a blood vessel - more correctly a capillary - that is helping to move oxygen through the body so your body can function.
In the strictest sense, the blood vessel does not really disappear but rather disappears from sight. How they disappear from sight is a result of the treatment decided upon. Some spider vein treatments make the broken capillairies disappear from view better than others while still other treatments make larger feeder spider veins less viable. It all depends on the size and location and the treatment chosen.
Associated symptoms do disappear
Although the spider veins themselves are the most immediate issue that one wants to deal with, there are associated symptoms that come along with spider veins. As spider veins are a dilatation of the blood vein the surrounding areas of the body, where the spider vein is, are affected.
Generally, when an event occurs within the body irritation causes a reddening around the issue at hand. This redness is an issue with many spider vein occurrences. Where a spider vein does not technically disappear but rather diminishes in size, a redness or irritation will disappear if the correct vitamin k skin cream is used.
Bigger is not always better
Unfortunately, a supersized spider vein is not the same as getting more for your dollar. These spider veins are larger blood vessels that feed more of a particular location of the body. This is where the “spider” part of the description comes in. The veins branch out to smaller and smaller veins.
These spider veins are less likely to disappear from sight unless a sclerotherapy injection option is chosen; which takes time money and offers no guarantee of success.
A return to normal
In another way of looking at the question, it might be said that starbursts do disappear. This is not in the sense of going away from the body but rather “back to normal.” If hormones happen to be part of the issue for that person’s appearance - especially for addressing facial spider veins, their disappearance may also occur as hormones return to normal.
Treatment helps in this regard if pregnancy is involved as will limit standing for long periods of time, over long periods of time. Do spider veins disappear with treatment? Yes but no. | 
