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What Are Reticular Veins? Non-Surgical Reticular Vein Removal What Does Asclera Do? Is Asclera Reticular Vein Removal For You? Reticular Vein Removal With Asclera: The Treatment Recovery after Asclera Reticular Vein Removal Results after Asclera Reticular Vein Removal Risks of Reticular Vein Removal with Asclera
What Are Reticular Veins? Of the three unsightly vein types: varicose, spider and reticular, the latter are a visible sign of the mildest form of venous reflux. Reticular veins (or Feeder veins) are dilated veins that have a blue or green color and are the result of weak vein valves and walls. These unsightly veins are quite common and thought of as a genetic legacy. With that said, they’re no cause for concern. Put simply: reticular veins are ugly but not dangerous.
Non-Surgical Reticular Vein Removal Dr. Bahari uses Asclera (polidocanol), FDA-approved injectable, sclerosing medication for the removal of reticular veins. (Unlike other sclerosing injections, Asclera has also an anesthetic effect which provides an added benefit to patients: the treatment is less stressful.) Asclera has a 40 year safety record in Europe where it has been used successfully in over 5 million reticular and spider vein removal treatments. (Asclera is used primarily on the legs.)
What Does Asclera Do? Once Asclera is injected directly into the offending reticular vein it causes its walls to constrict and close so it can no longer circulate blood. Since legs have many veins, once the damaged one closes, the remaining healthy ones take over its work.
Is Asclera Reticular Vein Removal For You? Asclera Reticular Vein Removal is the perfect solution for most patients. However those who suffer from vascular disease, some blood conditions and those on certain prescription drugs shouldn’t be treated with Asclera, or any other sclerosing agents. Pregnancy and allergy to polidocanol are other counter-indicators.
Reticular Vein Removal With Asclera: The Treatment The treatment is performed at Dr. Bahari's office and takes from 30 to 45 minutes. Dr. Bahari will cleanse the area surrounding the reticular vein that needs treatment and may apply a topical anesthetic. He'll then inject Asclera into the reticular vein.
Recovery after Asclera Reticular Vein
Removal
During your initial consultation, Dr. Bahari will evaluate your
unique needs and desired end results, and explain the treatment in detail.
You will have the opportunity to view before and after photos, so that you
will know exactly what to expect from the treatment. L.A. Area Patients Are Welcome To Request An Appointment with Dr. Bahari
Unsightly
Vein Removal
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