Sclerotherapy Online Spider Vein Training
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Complete Coverage of Spider and Reticular Vein Treatment
- All-MD written and taught training course
- Discussion of all FDA-approved sclerotherapy agents
- Video guidance on foam preparation and injection technique
- Complete treatment guidelines for all cosmetic sclerotherapy cases.
Fully Online Certification Training
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Download and Print Your Certification online
- Order today and begin training tonight
- Downloadable consents and patient instruction forms
- Protocols for agents, concentrations and volumes
- Add-on one of our live hands-on training courses if desired
4 AMA/AAFP CME Credits
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Fully Online Cosmetic Sclerotherapy of the Legs Certification
- Accredited Certification by AAFP and AMA Category 1
- Credits accepted by AANP and AAPA
THIS ACTIVITY HAS BEEN REVIEWED AND IS ACCEPTABLE FOR UP TO 4 PRESCRIBED CREDITS BY THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS (AAFP).
AAFP Prescribed credit is accepted by the American Medical Association as equivalent to AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ toward the AMA Physician’s Recognition Award.
Who is Eligible to Take PracticalCME Training Courses?
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Cosmetic Sclerotherapy of the Legs Training for Medical Professionals
- Doctors (MD’s and DO’s)
- Nurse Practitioners
- Physician Assistants
- Registered Nurses
- Non-US Licensed Providers Chat with us using the chat box below or email us
No training course alters the legal scope of practice as defined by the medical/nursing boards in your home state/country. Please review all state/country requirements for supervision for these procedures prior to adding them to your practice.
Sclerotherapy Course Outline
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Anatomy and Physiology of Superficial Veins of the Legs
- The Specialty of Phlebology
- Superficial vs. Deep Veins
- Venous Insufficiency Definitions
- Causes of Venous Reflux
- Distinguishing Cosmetic vs. Medical Venous Reflux
- Identifying Treatable Spider and Reticular Veins
- Planning Your Treatment Course
- Taking a Patient History and Identifying Risk Factors
Performing the Treatment
- Historical Sclerosant Agents
- Why Saline is no longer the Standard of Care
- Modern Sclerosant Agents
- Sclerodex
- Glycerin
- Detergent Agents (STS and POL)
- Choosing the Right Agent for the Right Vein
- Technique of Painless Spider Vein Injection
- Transillumination
- Foam Sclerosants
- Technique of Painless Reticular Feeder Vein Injection
- Handling Complications
- Staining
- Matting
- Ulceration
- Supplies Needed
- Patient Consent
Review of Other Treatment Modalities
- Use of Lasers in Spider Vein Treatment
- Introduction to Large Vein Treatment
Practice Tips and Tricks
- Customizable Office Forms for History, Consent, Treatment Record, Patient Instructions
- Setting up your Practice
- Scheduling Patients
- Treatment Packages and Pricing
Course General Information & Purpose
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How the Best Doctors, Nurses, and Mid-Levels Learn Sclerotherapy
Nobody learns how to treat spider veins of the legs in their basic medical or nursing education. These cosmetic injection procedures do not belong to any one specialty or group of providers. For over a decade, PracticalCME has provided inclusive hands-on training courses for all eligible practitioners. It is our goal to provide you safe, evidence-based certification training before, during, and after the live hands-on training date. And our physician faculty members will continue to support you while you transition from student to provider in these services.
With our unique FAST TRACK™ Sclerotherapy classes you are ready to practice your new procedure in 3 easy steps…
- Watch the narrated online content at your own pace.
- Attend the live review of the protocols, Q&A, and hands-on training (private one-on-one available on a patient you bring)
- Begin practicing and re-review the online content when necessary
Over 96% of our attendees rate our training for Sclerotherapy “excellent” and would recommend PracticalCME’s certification to a friend or colleague.
Why Choose PracticalCME?
Excellence in CME Training Since 2008
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I found the online sclerotherapy course to be excellent. I had taken a sclerotherapy course last year, but found it to be very inadequate. Your course covered everything I needed to know about the subject and I feel as though I as a practitioner will benefit greatly from it and my patients will be very thankful. I can honestly say it was money well spent.
The Sclerotherapy training was comprehensive, providing the newest and safest techniques. I also did private, hands-on training with the instructor that quickly brought me from novice to proficiency, leaving me confident that I could do this in my practice. This has been a lot of fun and is about twice as profitable as seeing regular patients. Results have been fantastic, and there is little cost involved in this technique. It is much more comfortable, effective and has fewer side effects than treatments with the laser I used to use.
The didactics and practical portion of the class were outstanding. I felt prepared to start cosmetic injections after the class. Everything was explained and taught so clearly. I am looking forward to other Practical CME classes
Of all the CME courses I have taken in an effort to expand my medical practice, I can say without hesitation that PracticalCME's lectures have been the most well-presented, memorable, and enjoyable.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cosmetic Sclerotherapy?
Cosmetic Sclerotherapy uses FDA-approved injectable agents that can close spider veins of the legs after a series of treatments. Results are typically permanent and have a low rate of side effects.
Who can attend the Cosmetic Sclerotherapy course?
RN’s, PA’s, NP’s, MD’s, and DO’s may take the Cosmetic Sclerotherapy course and perform hands-on training.
Who can perform Sclerotherapy?
MD’s, DO’s can perform this procedure once trained in a CME-accredited training course. NP’s, PA’s and RN’s can perform the sclerotherapy in most states under the supervision of an MD.
What is the deadline to register for the Cosmetic Sclerotherapy course?
Because PracticalCME Training is FAST TRACK(TM), this means you should budget at least 5 hours in advance of the live training date to watch the online program. Therefore, it is recommended that you reserve your seat as early as possible to begin the online material. If space is available, we can take registrations as late as 2 days prior to the live date.