Sclerotherapy Training $2,499

A Tried and True Procedure
1 Day Course for licensed medical professionals. Sclerotherapy (pronounced sklair-o-THAIR-uh-pee) is a medical procedure that has been used since the 1930s6 to treat varicose and spider veins. As the standard of care, it is considered one of the most effective treatments for removing unwanted leg veins.

The procedure involves injecting a solution directly into a vein, causing the treated vein to seal shut and fade from view over time. The treated blood vessel (vein) is then naturally resorbed by the body.

Asclera® is a solution used for sclerotherapy to treat two types of veins in the lower extremities (≤ 3 mm) and has anesthetic properties that may help to reduce procedure discomfort.

Marketed as Aethoxysklerol in Europe for more than 50 years, Asclera® was FDA-approved in the US in 2010.

Introduction, Venous Anatomy & Pathophysiology, Patient Selection and medical review of the need for Medical Sclerotherapy and Cosmetic Sclerotherapy. Review symptoms for medical vein incompetence and review of deeper venous system and response to unwanted veins for patients including cursory medical review for patients.

FDA Approved Sclerosing Agents used in Cosmetic Sclerotherapy including injection techniques for reticular and telangiectasias (thread veins) and understanding of possible complications and expected results for patients. Review all pre, intraoperative, and post-Operative protocols including administrative concerns.

Use of laser light energies cosmetically for vein treatments including mechanism of action, contraindications, and expected results. Review of photodynamic medications affecting light energy treatments as well as all protocols for treatment.

Introduction to ultrasound guided injections for large vein treatment for both peripheral and deep vein destruction. 

Case Studies, Billing & Reimbursement, Supplements, and Pathways for additional education and training are discussed.

Hands-On Sclerotherapy Techniques cosmetically utilizing live patients using FDA Approved (Asclera) for both reticular veins and telangiectasias. All attendees will need to portray proficiency in these vein injections to receive certification and the successful completion of the program.

Questions & Answers

Cost of medical supplies and product is NOT included in this course and charged at wholesale cost.