Varicose veins are dilated veins near the surface of the skin that occur secondary to weakened valves and veins in your legs. In veins, there are one-way valves that keep blood flowing from your legs back up to your heart. When the valves are not functioning properly, blood collects in the veins in your legs […]
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.
Vein Therapy News – JUNE/JULY 2018 Vol. 11, No. 3
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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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 […]
This patient was treated with Sotradecol 0.1% liquid and then the small red veins get treated with VeinGogh. Pretreat area with alcohol, then dermaka cream. Using dermaka cream will minimize the puckering and promote healing. Ballet needle for the smaller red facial veins, especially around the nose. 15-20% power 0.3 pulses/0.3 pulses Bristle needle for […]
Some of the most difficult superficial veins to treat are those dilated telangiectasia especially in patients that are Fitzpatrick Type V & VI. In these patients, a combination of techniques is used including sclerotherapy and micro-surgical techniques. All of these veins are treated with micro-incisions after sclerotherapy. This greatly prevents staining. You can learn more […]