A 2% non-ionic sclerosant used to collapse spider and reticular veins through direct intravariceal injection. Known for its local anesthetic properties that improve patient comfort during cosmetic vein treatment.
Polidocanol is the preferred sclerosant for cosmetic vein treatment — used to collapse spider and reticular veins through direct intravariceal injection. Its key advantage over alternatives: built-in local anesthetic properties that reduce injection discomfort without a separate anesthetic, improving both procedural efficiency and patient satisfaction.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Concentration | 2% (20 mg/mL) |
| Volume | 30mL multi-dose |
| Route | Intravariceal injection (directly into target vein) |
| Storage | Room temperature; protect from light |
Local anesthetic properties: Unique among common sclerosants — reduces procedural discomfort without additional anesthetic administration.
Proven tolerability: Well-documented in peer-reviewed sclerotherapy literature with a strong patient tolerability profile.
Flexible application: Appropriate for both spider veins and the reticular feeder veins that supply them — treatable in the same session.
Patient experience: A comfortable, aesthetic-appropriate option where patient satisfaction drives referrals.
Practices offering Polidocanol Injection often round out their aesthetic menu with Glutathione Injection and Ascorbic Acid Injection for post-procedure skin support, and MesoDerm™ topical cream as a retail complement for patients focused on cosmetic body contouring.
Contraindicated in: known hypersensitivity to polidocanol, acute DVT or thromboembolic disease, acute superficial thrombophlebitis, severe peripheral arterial disease, active infection or cellulitis at the injection site, and pregnancy.
This is a compounded Rx product. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved. Rx only. For use by or on the order of a licensed healthcare provider.
Is a prescription required? Yes. Available exclusively to licensed vein care providers and medical practices.
What is the route of administration? Intravariceal injection directly into the target vein — not a standard IV infusion.
What makes Polidocanol different from other sclerosants? Its local anesthetic properties reduce injection discomfort without a separate anesthetic, improving patient comfort and procedural efficiency.
What pairs well with Polidocanol? Glutathione and Ascorbic Acid for post-procedure skin support, and MesoDerm™ for body contouring patients.
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