Sclerotherapy

Skin Club Cosmetic Doctors is a cosmetic surgery practice in Sydney. Our clinic excels in providing high quality treatments for its patients. We also offer a wide array of treatments ranging from hair to skin, face to body and for both men and women. 

Our expert team of doctors are experienced in cosmetic treatments and they have been cosmetic experts in Sydney for over a decade, with several happy patients. The doctors work hard to understand your aesthetic goals and provide you with great results (results may vary from person to person) in a safe manner. 

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The cost of any cosmetic treatment in Sydney, Australia, varies initially depending on your treatment. If you are planning on getting cosmetic treatment you need to consult our expert doctors. 

Everyone has different skin types and different cosmetic problems. So a fixed price can not be determined without a proper diagnosis of your condition and an understanding of your aesthetic or medical goals. Further, the experience of your Sclerotherapy treatment doctor also matters when determining the cost. 

To get an estimate on the price here at Skin Club Cosmetic Doctors, you can visit the price and packages portion of our page. Consult our experts to know the exact price of Sclerotherapy treatment beforehand since almost no health insurance covers the cost of getting such aesthetic treatments.

The results of sclerotherapy can last for several months to a year, although touch-up treatments may be necessary.

There are a few potential cons of sclerotherapy that should be considered before undergoing treatment. These include potential side effects such as bruising, redness, and swelling at the injection site. There is also a small risk of developing blood clots.

Sclerotherapy is a medical procedure used to treat varicose veins and spider veins. It involves injecting a solution into the veins to collapse them and make them less visible. Although sclerotherapy is generally safe, there is a small risk of developing a blood clot after the procedure.

Sclerotherapy treatments can be repeated as necessary. The number of treatments needed depends on the individual and the severity of the condition being treated.

No, sclerotherapy will not make veins worse. Sclerotherapy is an effective treatment for varicose veins and spider veins.

There are a few things to consider when trying to determine which treatment is best for spider veins. Sclerotherapy tends to be more effective for smaller spider veins, while laser therapy is better for larger spider veins. The type of spider veins also plays a role in determining which treatment is best. If the spider veins are blue or purple, sclerotherapy is usually ethical option. If the spider veins are red or brown, laser therapy is usually ethical option.

There is no guarantee that veins will not reappear after sclerotherapy. However, the success rate is generally quite high, and many patients experience long-term relief from their vein problems. If veins do come back, a touch-up treatment may be all that is necessary to get rid (results may vary for every person and its not guarenteed) of them again.

If you don’t wear compression stockings after sclerotherapy, you may be at risk of developing blood clots. Compression stockings help to keep the blood from pooling in your legs and prevent the formation of clots.

Sclerotherapy treatment usually takes place in a doctor’s office. After the procedure, you will need to wear compression stockings for some time. You will also be asked to not take showers or baths for 24 hours. It is important to sleep with your head elevated for the first night after sclerotherapy.

Yes, any medical procedure has potential risks and sclerotherapy is no different. Risks involved with sclerotherapy are minor and rare but can include: allergic reactions, burns, ulceration, and blood clots. To minimise risks, be sure to see a cosmetic doctor who has experience with sclerotherapy.

Sclerotherapy is a medical procedure used to treat spider veins and small varicose veins. A solution is injected into the veins, which causes them to collapse and fade away. Skin Club Cosmetic Doctors offers this treatment in Sydney.

You should wear loose-fitting clothing to your appointment as you will need to remove any clothing from the treatment area. You should also avoid any strenuous activity or exposure to heat for 24 hours after the treatment.

In most cases, patients can walk immediately after sclerotherapy. However, it is important to avoid strenuous activity or prolonged standing for the rest of the day. Walking helps to distribute the sclerosant evenly throughout the vein and helps to speed up the healing process.

The treated area will usually heal within a few weeks.

Patients often report a feeling of a minor sting when the needle first enters the skin. The solution itself is not very painful but may cause a cramping sensation as it is injected. Overall, sclerotherapy is a relatively minimal discomfort procedure.

You will need to wear compression stockings for two to three days following your sclerotherapy treatment. These stockings help to keep the treated area from swelling and help the solution to work its way into the veins.

Sclerotherapy is a medical procedure that is typically performed in a doctor’s office. While there are some DIY sclerotherapy kits available for purchase, it is not recommended that you try to perform the procedure at home. Sclerotherapy is a delicate process that should be performed by a trained professional to minimise the risk of complications.

After your sclerotherapy treatment at Skin Club Cosmetic Doctors in Sydney, there are a few things you should do, and a few things you should avoid doing. First, you should avoid hot showers, saunas, or steam rooms for at least 24 hours after your treatment. You should also avoid vigorous exercise for at least 24 hours. Additionally, it is important to avoid direct sunlight on the treated area for at least 48 hours. To help the treated area heal, you should wear loose-fitting clothing and avoid tight clothing or shoes.

You can drive yourself home after sclerotherapy but you must not exert yourself for the rest of the day. Avoid strenuous activity, sun exposure and hot baths for 24 hours. You may experience some minor side effects after treatment such as bruising, redness, itching or discomfort. These should resolve within a few days.

You should avoid taking any medications that thin your blood for two weeks before sclerotherapy. This includes aspirin, ibuprofen, and vitamin E. You should also avoid sun exposure and tanning for two weeks before and after treatment.