Venous malformations are one of the most common forms of angiodysplasia causing not only physical but also emotional discomfort. Bleeding is a common complication of this disease. They occur after minor injuries and tend to recur. Open surgery is associated with certain risk factors of complications. The authors present a combination of foam sclerotherapy and percutaneous laser coagulation with IPL therapy. The long-term result of treatment in a patient with superficial venous malformation of the face and neck complicated by pain syndrome and bleeding is described. Solution of 1% sodium tetradecyl sulfate was applied for sclerotherapy. The interval between procedures varied from 4 to 6 weeks. Three courses of therapy were followed by shrinkage of superficial venous malformation and relief of clinical manifestations. After the first stage of treatment, 7 courses of laser photocoagulation with an interval from 1 to 1.5 months were carried out. Finally, no malformation growth and recurrent bleeding, as well as favorable cosmetic effect were observed after 5 years.