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Features of Sclerotherapy Certification Course

Certification Training and Learning Platform

Physicians and nurses can obtain their Certification in Sclerotherapy through this American Academy of Procedural Medicine (AAOPM) course...

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Distinguished Instructors

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Business Training and Practice Integration

Through the Sclerotherapy Training program, all enrollees will have access to on-demand and virtual business training from independent physicians...

Sclerotherapy Training Medications Included

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Live Mentor Community

Through the AAOPM, you will gain access to live mentoring for ongoing support. After completing your workshop, you will have access to Live Mentor...

Sclerotherapy Virtual Training Included

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Sclerotherapy Workshop Locations

Choose from sclerotherapy training classes in over 30 locations across the country. The AAOPM offers these courses in dedicated training centers, hotel...

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About the Course

Sclerotherapy Workshop Overview

Sclerotherapy training and certification classes are full-service programs, which means they come with all the materials you need to complete the coursework. Attendees will receive a Certificate of Completion and Certification once the coursework is done.

This course resolves any questions about administering sclerotherapy to ensure patient safety. Throughout it, your performance and the demonstration of your abilities will be monitored by our senior staff, ensuring you receive the high-quality training, tools, and knowledge you need to use this treatment in your practice.

When it comes to teaching the skills needed for sclerotherapy, our workshop and course are the right tools to ensure you have the information needed to implement it safely in your practice. During the sclerotherapy class, you will learn the most common techniques for eliminating unsightly veins, including the latest injection techniques, medical protocols utilized, sclerosing detergents, and a complete presentation of the latest laser solutions to common vein problems. You will learn to evaluate and consult with your patient from both a medical and aesthetic perspective.

You will gain additional skills in marketing and problem-solving, making it possible to maximize your results when patients have budget concerns, questions during consultations, or other situations to address. We also help you learn more about marketing, package pricing, and the strategies you need to ensure you build patient loyalty over time.

Additionally, you’ll also have access to an extended didactic on venous anatomy and pathophysiology, techniques, complications, contraindications, and the standard of care developed through the American Academy of Phlebology. Our board-certified specialists will provide you with extensive sclerotherapy treatment options and hands-on training in a small group setting, ensuring the success of your sclerotherapy training.

Hands-On Sclerotherapy Injection Training

Hands-On Sclerotherapy Injection Training

Sclerotherapy Training Objectives

Sclerotherapy agents like STS and POL are rapidly becoming the alternative to traditional saline injections, with proper administration eliminating the staining, matting, or necrosis of tissue. This comprehensive course covers all aspects of sclerotherapy, including viable injection techniques, standard of care, and proper patient evaluations to avoid complications.

With the successful completion of this Sclerotherapy training workshop, attendees will:

  1. Learn sclerotherapy procedures: Attendees will gain a full understanding and receive the technical skills needed to perform the various sclerotherapy procedures taught through our sclerotherapy training course.
  2. Learn to identify venous incompetence: Attendees will learn to recognize medical patients suffering from venous incompetence, including reflux, muscle wasting, and other forms of medical venous disorders.
  3. Learn when to use appropriate testing: Attendees will discover when to perform specific diagnostic studies and the importance of ultrasound and other non-invasive studies as they relate to patients indicated with venous insufficiency.
  4. Learn the importance of post-treatment compression: Attendees will learn about the importance of using compression post-treatment for the destruction of reticular veins and for limiting post-procedure complications.
  5. Learn marketing skills: Attendees will discover ways to implement specific strategies for marketing and practice growth.
Live Practical Session: Cosmetic Sclerotherapy Training

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Hands-On Training

Modern sclerotherapy agents have replaced traditional hypertonic saline injections. These modern agents no longer run the risk of staining, matting, or necrosis of tissue when they’re used correctly during the procedure.

Our board-certified physicians and training course teaches you the latest about sclerotherapy agents, including STS (Sotradecal), POL (Asclera), and chromated glycerin (72%). Our Sclerotherapy Training includes all forms and consents, ACP standard of care guidelines, and hands-on training for the elimination of reticular and spider veins.

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ROI Information for Sclerotherapy Training

The return on investment (ROI) from Sclerotherapy training is high. From a patient’s initial treatment through upkeep services, practitioners can expect an average profit margin of $45,000 to $75,000 per year.

Sclerotherapy is one of the most in-demand cash-basis procedures that you can incorporate into your practice. The price for the procedure is $300.00 per 30-minute session, and the cost of medicine is minimal (+/- $15).

The typical sclerotherapy patient will require between one and three sessions initially. They may also need follow-up sessions to maintain the results.

Sclerotherapy Agenda

8:30am–9:00am

Registration.

9:00am–9:30am

Introduction, Venous Anatomy & Pathophysiology, Patient Selection and medical review of the need for Medical Sclerotherapy and Cosmetic Sclerotherapy. Review symptoms for medical vein incompetence and review of deeper venous system and response to unwanted veins for patients including cursory medical review for patients.

9:30am-9:45am

Break

9:45am–11:30pm

FDA Approved Sclerosing Agents used in Cosmetic Sclerotherapy including injection techniques for reticular and telangiectasias (thread veins), and understanding of possible complications and expected results for patients. Review all pre, intraoperative, and Post-Operative protocols including administrative concerns.

11:30am–12:30am

Lunch

12:30am–1:15pm

Use of laser light energies cosmetically for vein treatments including mechanism of action, contraindications, and expected results. Review of photodynamic medications affecting light energy treatments as well as all protocols for treatment.

1:15pm–1:45pm

Introduction to ultrasound guided injections for large vein treatment for both peripheral and deep vein destruction. Case Studies, Billing & Reimbursement, Supplements, and Pathways for additional education and training are discussed.

1:45pm–2:00pm

Break

2:00pm–4:00pm

Hands-On Sclerotherapy Techniques cosmetically utilizing live patients using FDA Approved POL (Asclera) for both reticular veins and telangiectasias. All attendees will need to portray proficiency in these vein injections to receive certification and the successful completion of the program.

4:00pm–4:15pm

Break

4:15pm–5:00pm

Questions & Answers

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What Makes the AAOPM Different?

The mission of the American Academy of Procedural Medicine (AAOPM) is to achieve excellence in continuing medical education (CME) through educational activities built on evidence-based medicine and the latest standards of care.

The CME programs offered by the AAOPM provide activities to meet the participants’ identified educational needs and to support their life-long learning principles of improving physicians’ competency skills in aesthetics, regenerative, interventional pain management, and traditional medical knowledge updates.

The AAOPM sustains a rigorous program of continuing medical education that impacts the provision of health care in those areas by focusing on relevant curricula taught by our renowned faculty of physicians and specialists in these fields.

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Board Certification Pathways


The American Academy of Procedural Medicine offers Board Certification Pathways for Physicians in Aesthetics, Functional Medicine, and Pain Management. AAOPM is proud to offer certification courses for physicians and nurses in New York, Las Vegas, Orlando, Chicago, Atlanta, Nashville, Los Angeles, Dallas, Detroit, Houston, Fort Lauderdale, San Francisco and many other cities.

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