Cosmetic Surgeon
Spider and small varicose vein treatment through sclerotherapy is possible with Asclera Injection
In March 2010 Asclera gained FDA approval for the treatment of uncomplicated spider and reticular veins in the lower extremities but has not been studied in larger varicose veins ...
Asclera damages the lining of the blood vessels causing them to close and eventually disappear ...
By: Keith Veseleny EditorRecently approved by the FDA Asclera is a polidocanol injection used to treat spider veins and varicose veins ...
While sclerotherapy has been available for a long time a new sclerosing agent is available that may make the procedure pain free: Asclera ...
Asclera an injectable sclerotherapy medicine receieved FDA approval in 2010 for the treatment of spider veins but has not been studied for varicose vein treatment ...
Dr William Groff a board certified dermatologist who performs CoolSculpting in La Jolla CA showed us the device's hand piece which is placed on the treatment area and suctions in the skin which is sandwiched between two cold plates
Actual results of Dr Richard Fitzpatrick and Dr William Groff of La Jolla Cosmetic Surgery Centre
Dr Richard Fitzpatrick La Jolla dermatologist says of Zeltiq You lose that layer of fat cells that's right underneath the surface of the skin
Actual results of Dr Richard Fitzpatrick and Dr William Groff of La Jolla Cosmetic Surgery CentreIt's important to bear in mind that the results with both of these treatments are minimal
Actual results of Dr Richard Fitzpatrick and Dr William Groff of La Jolla Cosmetic Surgery Centre Zeltiq is simple and requires no needles pain or downtime for the patient