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Better Results from Varicose Vein Treatments and Spider Vein Treatments

Obtaining the best and most enduring results requires a venous disease doctor and vascular specialist looking for your underlying sources of your varicose veins and spider veins.

At the Vascular Vein Centers, we make a comprehensive assessment of your leg's venous system using a detailed physical examination and vascular imaging.

Treating the Cause of Varicose and Spider Veins

With more than 30 years of experience, the providers at Vascular Vein Centers are focused on helping you understand your vein disease and treating the cause of your leg varicose veins; facial, hand and spider veins; venous skin changes; and ulcers with state-of-the-art, minimally-invasive medical techniques that provide long-lasting results. Years of experience has given us a very successful methodology for therapy. Even with spider veins, which are considered a cosmetic issue, we frequently discover there is an underlying problem with leaking veins that if it is neglected, the treatment of spider veins is destined to failure.

Why You Need a Venous Disease Doctor

Not satisfied with the results of the vein treatments you’ve received at your spa? Let Vascular Vein Centers' venous disease doctors and vascular specialists treat the underlying origins of your vein conditions. Learn more about what causes those aching leg varicose veins, and how to get rid of spider veins, facial veins and bulging hand veins.

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Everything you want to know about vein care.
Q: How is the EVLT (Laser) procedure different from vein stripping?
A: Vein stripping is a traditional surgery in which the doctor makes an incision and pulls out the diseased vein. This is generally done under general anesthesia. With EVLT, there is no surgery, instead the vein remains in placed and is "closed" using laser therapy. EVLT is done as an in-office procedure, using local anesthesia. Recovery is much quicker, there is less down time and cosmetically more superior because there is no incision.
Apr 13
Q: I don't see any varicose veins on my legs, but they feel heavy and often itch. Could this be vein disease?
A: Patients with active venous disease may not necessarily see external signs. They often experience symptoms such as aching, heaviness, and even swelling of their legs, especially at the end of there day. Itching of the skin over the vein area is also a common symptom.
Apr 13
Q: I work as a hair dresser and spent my entire shift on my feet. Will compression stockings help my legs feel better?
A: Yes, graduated compression stockings can help with the symptoms of vein disease such as aching and swelling (especially at the end of the day). Because the socks are "graduated" meaning, more pressure is around the ankle and lessons up the sock, blood is pushed back to your heart more efficiently, helping with your circulation. Compression stockings should be measured to ensure proper fit, by a certified fitter. Anyone who has an occupation of sitting or standing for long periods of time can benefit from compression stockings. While it can only help the symptoms of venous disease (treatment is laser tx to close the veins), it can help to PREVENT varicose veins and spider veins
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