Microsclerotherapy 

Microsclerotherapy is a procedure used to treat thread veins (also known as “spider veins”) on the legs. It is one of the most effective treatments available for the removal of thread veins. Generally patients will require two to three sessions for thread veins to be completely eradicated.

Our skilled and highly experienced tutor is a Member of the British Association of Sclerotherapists (BAS).

What does the Microsclerotherapy training course involve?

Theory covers all elements of identifying and treating thread veins with Microsclerotherapy including:

• Anatomy and Physiology of Veins
• Vessel Classification
• Sclerosing Agents
• Patient Examination and Suitability for treatment
• Contraindications
• Consultation and expected Results
• Injection technique/practical
• Complications
• Post treatment management
• Compression

Demonstration by educator

Lunch – provided by us

Hands On practical – models provided by us

What additional support offered to attendees of the Microsclerotherapy course?

All Facethetics Training delegates are able to access their e-learning materials for 12 months. E-learning is an extremely valuable resource to delegates as, in addition to the educational materials, it also contains various useful documents including:

• Consent forms
• Patient advice sheets
• Treatment records
• Treatment info sheet
• Photographs of complications and treatment results

We encourage our delegates to regularly re-visit their e-learning; it is a comprehensive resource providing advice and guidance on everything from patient selection to management of complications.