Could asclera (polidocanol) be more effective than traditional sclerotherapy for treating spider veins on legs?

Maybe ..............: Asclera/Polidocanol is a detergent sclerosant that burns less than hypertonic saline, the most traditional sclerosant. It also has a lower chance of skin ulceration than hypertonic saline , although the risk is quite low. However if the traditional hypertonic saline still works and for some veins it is still the most effective. Both tools that a skilled vein expert can use to get the best result.

Possibly: The two most commonly utilized drugs for treating spider veins on the legs in the USA are polidocanol & sotradecol, as these are the only 2 that are FDA approved. Traditionally, sotradecol & hypertonic saline were the most common prior to polidocanol getting FDA approval. Most patients get an fairly equal effective response for all these drugs, but sometimes one drug can do better for individual