What are Side Effects and Complications of Sclerotherapy?
Postsclerotherapy Hyperpigmentation
For those patients highly susceptible to pigmentation, such as African- American patients, the use of glycerin as a sclerosant agent is highly recommended.
Telangiectatic Matting is defined as the appearance of groups of new, fine telangiectasias surrounding or replacing a previously treated area in a blush like manner.
Other rare complications include:
Cutaneous Necrosis/Ulceration
necrosis and ulceration.
Superficial Thrombophlebitis
Pulmonary Embolism
Arterial Injection
Neurologic Events
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