Expand your aesthetic services with sclerotherapy training. Learn vein anatomy, sclerosant agents, and injection techniques for spider vein and varicose vein treatment from board-certified faculty—with hands-on patient practice.
Our Sclerotherapy Training Course provides dentists with comprehensive training in vein treatment techniques for those looking to expand into aesthetic medicine services.
A comprehensive curriculum covering everything you need to safely and effectively perform sclerotherapy treatments.
Master the venous system of the lower extremities including superficial veins, deep veins, perforator veins, and reticular veins. Understand venous insufficiency, valve dysfunction, and the pathophysiology of spider veins and varicose veins.
Learn precise injection protocols for telangiectasias (spider veins), reticular veins, and small varicose veins. Practice proper needle angles, injection volumes, and compression techniques for optimal results.
Compare sclerosing agents including sodium tetradecyl sulfate (Sotradecol), polidocanol (Asclera), and hypertonic saline. Understand concentrations, dilutions, and foam sclerotherapy.
Develop consultation skills, identify contraindications, assess venous insufficiency, and create personalized treatment plans for each patient.
Recognize and manage adverse events including hyperpigmentation, matting, DVT, skin necrosis, and allergic reactions. Learn prevention strategies and treatment protocols.
Set up vendor accounts, pricing strategies, and marketing tactics to attract patients seeking vein treatment services.
Understanding the regulatory landscape and opportunities for dentists in sclerotherapy.
Scope of practice for dentists performing sclerotherapy varies significantly by state. Some states have expanded dental practice acts that may allow dentists to perform certain aesthetic procedures, while others restrict dentists to traditional dental procedures. It's essential to verify your state's dental board regulations and consult with legal counsel before adding sclerotherapy to your practice. AAOPM can provide guidance on navigating these requirements.
For dentists in states that allow expanded aesthetic procedures, sclerotherapy can provide additional revenue streams beyond traditional dentistry.
Your dental training provides excellent injection skills, fine motor control, and patient management experience—all valuable foundations for sclerotherapy procedures.
Work with your state dental board and legal counsel to ensure proper licensing, insurance coverage, and compliance with all applicable regulations.
Many dentists are expanding into aesthetic medicine, combining facial injectables, vein treatments, and other procedures. Sclerotherapy training can be part of a comprehensive aesthetics education that complements your existing dental practice or helps you transition into a dedicated medical aesthetics focus.
Receive your AAOPM Certificate of Completion with 8.0 CME credits. This certification demonstrates your competency in sclerotherapy procedures and may be required for malpractice insurance coverage.
Browse upcoming sclerotherapy training courses. All courses include hands-on training with live patients.
Common questions about sclerotherapy training for dentists.
Learn sclerotherapy techniques with AAOPM training. Register today or speak with our team about scope of practice in your state.
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