Say Goodbye to Unwanted Leg Veins with Sclerotherapy
What is Sclerotherapy?
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MD Consult
- Ideal for:
- Patients wanting the best of the best
- Complicated, advanced, or non-responsive cases
- Patients who simply prefer a doctor
- CO2 resurfacing, liposuction, surgical alternatives
- Not Ideal for
- Weight loss injections, derm clean ups, facials
Cosmetic Consults
- 30 minute (double length) visit
- Baseline "before" photos
- Advanced Trueskin Age® analysis
- Goal setting & history intake
- Evaluation and treatment plan
- Pricing & education
Nurse Consult
- Ideal for:
- Patients who prioritize price
- Weight loss injections, derm clean ups, facials
- Accessibility
- Not Ideal for:
- Patients who simply prefer a doctor
- CO2 resurfacing, liposuction, surgical alternatives
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What happens after sclerotherapy?
Does sclerotherapy hurt?
How long does it take to see results?
How long do results last?
sclerotherapy Treatment Areas
sclerotherapy Common Treatment Targets
Spider Veins
Small Varicose Veins
Medium Varicose Veins
sclerotherapy Post-treatment Care
Wearing compression stockings for 14 days. Purchase medical-grade stockings (20-30 mmHg) online or from a medical supply store. Full-length pantyhose are often the most comfortable option.
Icing the treated area for 20 minutes on, 20 minutes off for the first 24 hours.
Avoiding strenuous exercise and weight lifting for 7 days.
Avoiding sun exposure for at least 14 days.
Avoid flying for a minimum of two weeks after treatment.
Arnica Supplement: Consider taking arnica to potentially reduce bruising.
Similar treatments on the market:
Several sclerosant solutions are used in sclerotherapy, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. Here's a breakdown of the most common types:
- Types of Sclerosants used in sclerotherapy
- Sodium Tetradecyl Sulfate (STS)
- Polidocanol (POL)
- Hypertonic Saline
- Ethanolamine Oleate (EO)
- Glycerin and Phenol
- Laser treatments. While great at decreasing the appearance of blood vessels, spider veins and varicose veins have a makeup that makes laser treatments less effective at treating than say rosacea. This treatment typically will end up costing much more due to the number of “retreatments” needed.
- Endovenous thermal ablation. This is a great therapy for larger varicose veins but can be a bit of overkill on smaller vessels where sclerotherapy will be just as effective and cost a lot less without the need of multiple tests and ultrasounds.
sclerotherapy Possible Side Effects
Ready to embrace your flawless legs? Contact Smart Skin Dermatology today to schedule a consultation and discover if sclerotherapy is the key to unlocking your confidence! Remember, consistency is key! Schedule follow-up treatments if needed to achieve the desired results and maintain your vein-free future.