Upcoming Training Dates
Choose from 29 upcoming sessions across the United States
Sclerotherapy Certification for Nurses & Nurse Practitioners
Registered nurses, nurse practitioners and physician assistants make up a large share of every Sclerotherapy course. The curriculum is the same for every clinician: online didactic modules first, then a hands-on day where you treat live patients in a small group under direct physician supervision, and a certificate of completion with CME credits at the end.
What you can do with the training afterwards depends on your license and your state. In many states RNs perform aesthetic injections under a physician or nurse practitioner's delegation and supervision, while NP and PA scope varies by state and practice agreement. Before you enroll, confirm the rules with your state board of nursing or medicine; our admissions team can also walk you through what other nurses in your state have done.
- Same hands-on protocol and live-patient practice for RN, NP, PA, MD, DO and DDS attendees
- Documentation you can show an employer or supervising physician: certificate, CME credits and course syllabus
- Post-course support from the clinical team for questions that come up in your first cases
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About Our Training Program
Our certification training in cosmetic vein treatment covers all the latest protocols including treatment of subsurface feeder veins and use of foam sclerosants.
Only evidence-based protocols with an emphasis on safety are taught. You will be ready to practice sclerotherapy safely and effectively upon completion.
How the Training Works
Online Pre-Course
Complete streaming video course sent as soon as your seat is confirmed
Pass Assessment
Complete the post-test before attending your live training session
Live Workshop
Attend half-day hands-on training with protocol review and Q&A
Hands-On Practice
Practice on vein simulators and live patients under MD supervision
Modern Sclerosants
Learn why many clinicians now prefer modern sclerosants over saline. Master modern agents including Sclerodex, Glycerin, and detergent agents (STS and POL).
Advanced Techniques
Master transillumination, foam sclerotherapy, and painless injection techniques for both spider veins and reticular feeder veins.
Complication Management
Learn to prevent and manage staining, matting, and ulceration. Safety-first approach with evidence-based protocols.
Practice Setup
Receive customizable office forms, pricing strategies, treatment packages, and patient scheduling templates.
What You'll Learn
Comprehensive curriculum covering all aspects of sclerotherapy
Anatomy & Patient Assessment
- The specialty of Phlebology
- Superficial vs. deep venous systems
- Venous insufficiency definitions and causes
- Distinguishing cosmetic vs. medical venous reflux
- Identifying treatable spider and reticular veins
- Patient history and risk factor assessment
- Planning your treatment course
- Patient Selection Criteria
Treatment Techniques
- Modern sclerosant agents (Sclerodex, Glycerin, STS, POL)
- Choosing the right agent for each vein type
- Painless spider vein injection technique
- Transillumination methods
- Foam sclerotherapy protocols
- Reticular feeder vein injection technique
- Handling complications (staining, matting, ulceration)
- Live Hands-On Practice
Practice Setup & Business
Receive customizable office forms for history, consent, treatment records, and patient instructions. Learn practice setup, patient scheduling, treatment packages, and pricing strategies.
Course Policies & Information
CME Accreditation
Our courses are CME-accredited for licensed medical professionals. Contact us at (866) 261-5164.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel 14+ days before: full refund less $200 fee. Later cancellations may transfer to future workshops.
Licensing Requirements
Participants must hold valid medical licenses. Those without injection authorization may attend but cannot practice on patients.
