Vein Treatments

Sclerotherapy is a safe, minimally invasive injection treatment for spider veins and small varicose veins. It works by closing the affected veins, which are gradually reabsorbed by the body. The procedure is quick, requires no anesthesia, and involves little to no downtime—most patients return to normal activities the same day.

Varithena® is a specialized microfoam used to treat larger varicose veins that cannot be addressed with sclerotherapy. It is injected directly into the vein under ultrasound guidance, collapsing the diseased vein from the inside. This outpatient procedure is highly effective, well-tolerated, and covered by most insurance plans when medically necessary.

VenaSeal® uses a medical-grade adhesive to seal faulty veins shut without heat or anesthesia. This cutting-edge procedure eliminates the need for multiple injections, compression stockings, or recovery time. Patients experience fast relief from symptoms like heaviness and swelling—with minimal discomfort during and after the treatment.

Vein issues are not always visible. You may have a circulation problem if you experience leg heaviness, aching, cramps (especially at night), ankle swelling, or spider/varicose veins. Skin changes like itching or dark patches near the ankles may also be signs of chronic venous insufficiency. These symptoms often worsen over time and should not be ignored.

Every patient begins with a comprehensive consultation and a venous duplex ultrasound, if needed, to assess vein function. We explain your results clearly and build a treatment plan tailored to your symptoms, medical history, and goals—whether you’re seeking relief from discomfort, cosmetic improvement, or both.

You don’t need to wait for your symptoms to get worse. If you’re noticing new or worsening spider or varicose veins, swelling at the end of the day, nighttime leg cramps, or skin discoloration near your ankles, now is the time to schedule an evaluation. Early treatment leads to better outcomes and prevents future complications.