What is The Price Of Each Amp. of Asclera?

In our practice we charge about $350 per vial including the cost of injection.  The volume needed really depends on how many spider veins need to be treated.  Every practice has it's own way of pricing Asclera, but unlike Botox, it is not intended to be a multi-use vial.

Foam sclerotherapy has been shown to be very effective for veins and an excellent substitute for microphlebectomy for reticular and small varicose veins. Best, Dr. KaramanoukianLos Angeles

Asclera® (polidocanol) is FDA –approved for the treatment
of spider veins The procedure is an injection procedure called
sclerotherapy and is administered by a healthcare provider with expertise in
treating small, uncomplicated spider veins . Most sessions require 2-3 separate visits based 3-6 weeks apart and the price will vary based on how long the session takes and how much Aschlera is needed.#Aschleralegveins   #Schlerotherapytreatments   #legveintreatments

Asclera® (polidocanol) is an FDA -approved product used to inject into broken capillaries and spider veins as an aesthetic treatments.  Is is done by an experienced health -care provider  that has the expertise to treat uncomplicated spider and reticular veins ( under 3mm in diameter.   The treatments require fastidious attention and several treatments with healing times in between to obtain optimal results, therefore, pricing will vary with individuals.#Ascleratreatments      #spiderveins    #Ascleraveintherapy

Full evaluation with a vein specialist should be done to decide best treatment option for you. Normally healthy veins contain valves that open and close to assist blood return back to the heart. When these valves that keep blood flowing out of the lower extremities and back to the heart are not functioning well, this is call venous reflux. Because of venous reflux the blood pool in the legs can lead to signs and symptoms like multiple veins close to the skin among other signs and symptoms. In reference to  price, many insurance companies pay for many of the procedures in part or in full depending on coverage policies. It is important to discuss your coverage with insurance provider prior to treatment. Asclera use for cosmetic purposes to treat spider veins costs $400 to $650 per session which is not covered by insurance and price depends also on the area; however, you should see a vein specialist first to make sure this cosmetic approach is the right option for you.  
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