The image on the left is a patient with GSV insufficiency and will respond well to sclerotherapy. The patient on the right has no venous insufficiency and responds poorly to sclerotherapy. At the Aesthetic Vein Conference, we will share technique that we have found successful for the treatment of generalized essential telangiectasia.
Some patients will have large amounts of hemosiderin deposition unless specialized techniques are done at treatment to prevent re-filling and clotting. However, if staining does occur, we use heat and micro-surgical techniques to remove staining.
“Thank you so much for your seminar on vein treatment. I learned more in 8 hours with you than I have in my whole 10+ years in the vein world. To find others that are both passionate about vein care and vein health, and willing to share that knowledge, is nothing short of a treasure. […]
4/20/18 Share your VeinGogh Experience 4/20/18 We use VG and have no issues. We probably use our VG here in FL 2-3 times a day with our sclero txs. We use this device on small red veins on the face. Tips: Use ice on the face Use tumescent or ice on the legs Do […]
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
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
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 […]
Where scientific research in histology and physiology direct clinical applications! One of a kind conference, by Ronald G. Bush, MD, FACS, renowned clinician and researcher. Dr. Bush is a vascular surgeon at Water’s Edge Dermatology in Florida, one of the largest dermatology groups in America. Many of the techniques presented are based on studies that have […]
This is an image of a 1 mm spider vein treated with 0.15% Polidocanol diluted with ½ normal saline. The histology reveals there is potentiated damage by diluting saline with bacteriostatic water. However, the damage is not sufficient in this larger vein but, would be in a vein less than 0.5 mm. In our […]
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