Sclerotherapy Training - One-Day Hands-On Course in Mexico
The one-day sclerotherapy workshop teaches clinicians how to treat spider and reticular veins of the lower extremities. Participants learn the underlying venous anatomy, how to assess patients, identify contraindications, and select the appropriate sclerosant. The curriculum emphasizes safe foam preparation, concentration choices, and evidence-based injection technique. By the end of the session, practitioners are equipped to address visible leg veins, a common cosmetic concern for patients in Mexico seeking minimally invasive improvement. The training also covers documentation requirements and billing considerations, ensuring clinicians can integrate the service smoothly into their practice.
Learning begins with self-paced online modules that can be completed from Mexico before travel. Modules review anatomy, patient selection, sclerosant chemistry, and preparation of foam. After the virtual portion, participants gather for a single hands-on day in Houston, Dallas, Miami or Los Angeles, limited to a small cohort to allow individualized instruction. An MD with vascular expertise supervises live patient injections, offering real-time feedback on technique, compression application, and after-care planning. Attendees leave with a procedural checklist, dosing tables, and a CME-accredited certificate documenting their competency.
Adding sclerotherapy expands the aesthetic repertoire for clinicians practicing in Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Tijuana, and Cancun, where demand for leg-vein improvement continues to grow. The procedure complements existing injectables and laser services, allowing providers to offer a low-cost, office-based solution with rapid patient recovery. Knowledge of compression garments and post-procedure monitoring helps maintain outcomes and reduces complication risk. By integrating sclerotherapy, physicians and advanced practice providers can broaden their treatment menu, attract new patients, and increase practice revenue while staying within their licensure scope.
Who this course is for
- Dermatologists adding vascular treatments to an existing aesthetic practice.
- Plastic surgeons seeking a concise, CME-accredited sclerotherapy skill set.
- Nurse practitioners or physician assistants expanding minimally invasive leg-vein services.
- Medical estheticians collaborating with a supervising MD for hands-on injection training.
- Family medicine physicians looking to offer office-based vein reduction alongside other cosmetic procedures.
