Asclera

A closer look at sclerotherapy. 💉

Asclera® (polidocanol) is an FDA-approved treatment for uncomplicated spider and reticular veins in the lower legs.

Every treatment is tailored to the individual, with the goal of improving the appearance of targeted veins.

Curious about Asclera®? Go to Asclera.com for more info.

0.5% or 1%? Which formula do I use for my patient? 💉

Asclera® (polidocanol) is available in two concentrations, each indicated for different types of uncomplicated lower-extremity veins:

✨ 0.5%: Indicated for spider veins (small, superficial vessels).
✨ 1%: Indicated for reticular veins (larger, bluish-green vessels).

Choose the right concentration based on the vein being treated. Have questions about Asclera®? Go to asclera.com for more info.

Ask the Expert.

Q: How do I find an Asclera Provider?

A: Visit https://asclera.com/locations/ and click on our geolocator to find an Asclera provider near you.

Don’t Let Spider Vein Myths Haunt You

Swipe through for three lesser-known misconceptions about spider veins, from what they mean for your vein health to what you can expect from treatment.

Knowledge is a pretty good antidote to misinformation.

Asclera® (polidocanol) is indicated for the treatment of uncomplicated spider veins and reticular veins of the lower extremities. Talk to a qualified healthcare professional to find out if sclerotherapy may be right for you.

Ask the Experts.

Q: What do you wish more providers knew?

A: You may already have much of what you need to incorporate Asclera® into your practice. For providers who already offer sclerotherapy, Asclera can be a natural addition to your treatment menu—giving appropriate patients another FDA-approved option for uncomplicated spider and reticular veins of the lower extremities.

Interested in adding Asclera to your services? DM us to connect with a representative in your area.

Real Asclera® Stories.

Listen to a happy patient talk about her experience getting spider and reticular veins removed using Asclera.

Have questions about treating your veins?
Talk to your healthcare provider about Asclera® today!

Ask the Experts.

Just treated, but it may not look like it yet.

Right after sclerotherapy, the treated vein can temporarily refill with blood, making it seem like nothing has changed.

That’s normal. As the treatment takes effect, results become more visible, typically over 6–8 weeks.
Watch to hear our expert explain what’s happening beneath the surface.