Detroit Sclerotherapy doctors

	Khaled El-Hoshy, MD Detroit Dermatologic Surgeon 14555 Levan Rd. Suite 410, Livonia		1 answer
	Roger Byrd, DO Detroit Dermatologist 405 Barclay Circle Ste 103, Rochester Hills
	Leonard Cetner, MD Detroit Dermatologist 6330 Orchard Lake Rd Suite 120, West Bloomfield
	Fanny A. dela Cruz, MD Detroit Plastic Surgeon 7091 Orchard Lake Road Suite 200, West Bloomfield
	Henry Houin, MD Detroit Plastic Surgeon Detroit

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More Information on Effects of Polidocanol? The information posted on this site suggests there might be more information about the Polidocanol that are used for Sclerotherapy, and other reactions to it. Are there more examples that you know of? Can you provide further information? Thank you.

A: Polidocanol FDA approved & available in USA

Aetoxisclerol is the trade name for the product in France. It is currently FDA approved & available in USA. I have used the french product overseas during the teaching courses I give on sclerotherapy. In France it is available in 0.5%, 2%, & 3% concentrations. The larger the vein , the higher the concentration used for treatment. I injected over 100 patients, with no single adverse effect in terms of allergy, ulceration or anything major. Brown discoloration can occur temporarily as with all other sclerosing solutions & Laser treatments of spider veins.

Khaled El-Hoshy, MD

Detroit Dermatologic Surgeon