Following sclerotherapy treatment, it is important to follow specific care instructions to achieve the best possible outcome and reduce the risk of complications. This handout provides clear guidance on what to do in the days and weeks following your procedure at Perth Vascular Clinic.
Instructions cover the correct use and duration of compression stockings, recommended activity levels including walking and the avoidance of prolonged sitting or standing, wound site care and hygiene, and what side effects are normal during the healing process. The guide also outlines signs that would warrant contacting the clinic or seeking medical attention. Download and keep this summary handy following your sclerotherapy appointment.
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Walk for 20 to 30 minutes immediately after your sclerotherapy treatment to encourage blood flow and reduce the risk of clot formation. Apply the compression stocking or bandage as instructed before leaving the clinic. Avoid sitting or standing still for prolonged periods on the day of treatment.