This document presents a study comparing a new foam fabrication system called the Frother to Tessari's traditional foam sclerotherapy method. The Frother system produced foam with smaller, more uniform bubble sizes and longer half-life stability compared to Tessari's method. For a 2% polidocanol foam, the Frother foam stability was over five times longer using air and twice as long using an oxygen/carbon dioxide mixture. The Frother also demonstrated versatility in producing foam with different gases. The study concludes the Frother system standardizes foam production and improves stability compared to Tessari's traditional technique.