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How Much Time Should Be Left Between 1st and 2nd Treatment of Sclerotherapy?

asked 2 years ago by sandy1962 in UK
Latest answer by Brian Dubow, MD
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How many days or weeks should be left between 1st and 2nd treatment of Sclerotherapy?

7 answers to How Much Time Should Be Left Between 1st and 2nd Treatment of Sclerotherapy?

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About 3-4 weeks is ideal

About 3-4 weeks is ideal to wait between sclerotherapy treatments, but you should also confirm with your physician
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Sclerotherapy

You would want to wait about 3 weeks to treat the same area and wait for any bruising to fade.  If you are treating a new area, you could do the following week.
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Sclerotherapy is usually done 4 weeks apart for 2-3 sessions at $350 per session

Sclerotherapy can be done 2-6 weeks apart but usually is done 4 weeks apart and require 2-3 sessions as an average but some stubborn varicosities need 4-6 sessions.  Support hose is very helpful in resolving the varicosities quicker.  Most sessions run $350-450 each and are done with pilodocanol or foam sotradecal.  Hypertonic saline isn't used much anymore.
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Sclerotherapy

Usually sclerotherapy is scheduled a few weeks apart, but it totally different areas are done on a future treatment, then it might be appropriate to do the untreated area as early as a couple of weeks after the first.
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Sclerotherapy

The ferquency of sclerotherapy vary with the response and bruising. if you can see the veins and they are not reponding you can do it within a week.. Otherwise wait till the bruising has faded and you can see the veins
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Sclerotherapy is done every 2-4 weeks

It may vary among physicians, but in my practice, I recommend my patients return every two-four weeks for their sclerotherapy appointments.  It may take up to 2 weeks, perhaps occasionally longer, for results to be apparent after a sclerotherapy session, therefore you should not be treated more frequently than this. 

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