Aesthetic Vein Conference – April 14, 2018!
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Using New Techniques To Treat Spider Veins
Sclerotherapy as the only modality, will not produce these results in one treatment. Find out how to effectively treat spider veins & so much more. Few spots remaining for our conference, April 14, 2018, West Palm Beach, FL! Aesthetic Vein Conference
New Techniques in Spider Vein Treatment & Diagnosis
All spider veins have an origin. This spider complex is the most difficult to treat due to the high flow that actually is the etiology of this complex. There is an arterial venous component secondary to a branch from the AAGSV. We will cover the most effective type of treatment for this particular complex. Treatment […]
Treating Large Dilated Spider Veins
Find out what techniques are used to obtain results like this 15 minutes post procedure! Conferences Aesthetic VEIN CONFERENCE April 14, 2018 October 13, 2018 The only conference that focuses on cosmetic venous treatment. Ronald Bush, MD, FACS – Course Director Describing Cutaneous Venous Hypertension from Spider Veins to […]
Reticular Vein Phlebectomy
This is one way that we remove reticular veins that are sources of high venous pressure that actually feed reticular veins. Click on image or link! https://youtu.be/e0Xi2xIhZbo
Flushing After Sclerotherapy
One of the best techniques to improve results after sclerotherapy is to flush the vein with bacteriostatic water with tumescent solution added. Staining or hemosiderin deposition is eliminated in most patients. The image below is 10 days post treatment. These are larger sized veins with considerable blood volume. Join us at the Aesthetic Vein […]
Flushing – Important Adjunct for #Sclerotherapy
The technique of flushing the spider vein complex after sclerotherapy gives you better results and quicker resolution. The patient will have redness and bruising. Using dermaka cream will minimize the sequelae Attend one of our conferences! Aesthetic Vein Conference April 14, 2018 October 13, 2018 The only conference that focuses on […]
Response to Professor Whitely, concerning “Evaluation of sodium tetradecyl sulfate and polidocanol as sclerosants for leg telangiectasia based on histological evaluation with clinical correlation
Phlebology Online First Direct link http://journals.sagepub.com/eprint/QqqJeNgGM3BB42TufhUg/full
Using Bacteriostatic Water for Diluent for Sclerotherapy
This is an image of a 1mm spider vein treated with Polidocanol 0.15 diluted with ½ normal saline. What is interesting about this image, is that there is no lumen after treatment. This demonstrates that there is apposition of the vein wall. This would never be seen where the dilution is straight normal saline. Our […]
Aneurysm Formation of intradermal Telangiectasia
This large dilated spider complex is in actuality aneurysmal dilation on of spider veins intradermally. These spider veins are extremely difficult to treat due to the large amount of blood volume and the numerous vessels in close proximity to each other. I elected to resect this cluster of varices. Histology samples were obtained […]