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Varicose Vein Therapy
Painful varicose veins can now
be treated with outpatient
convenience.
Treatments for vein problems
have advanced dramatically over
the past 5 years. Our physicians use only
state-of-the-art, proven
therapies in treating veins.
These include laser closure of
large veins, injection therapy
and minimally invasive surgical
treatments. These can be
performed in the office under
local anesthesia with little or
no discomfort.
Our physicians use
a state-of-the-art laser to
close down problem veins right
in the office. The treatment
area is made numb with local
anesthesia and then safe,
effective laser energy is
delivered into the vein wall
causing it to collapse and seal
shut. Once the abnormal vein is
sealed, normal veins take over
and redirect the blood flow.
Best of all, this procedure
requires few or no stitches and
offers minimal or no scarring.
Patients can walk out of the
office after treatment and
resume normal activities in just
a few days.
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Preoperative Investigation
A history and physical is used
initially to assess the problem
and possible etiologies. This is
then usually supplemented by a
state-of-the-art venous
ultrasound examination that
provides a detailed "road map"
of the superficial and deep
veins in the lower extremity to
aid in planning the best course
of treatment.
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Spider Vein Therapy
State-of-the art laser therapy
with outpatient service, and
little down time.
Millions of women and men are
bothered by spider veins – those
small yet unsightly clusters or
sunbursts of red, blue or purple
veins that most commonly appear
on the thighs, calves and
ankles. In fact, it’s estimated
that at least half of the adult
female population is plagued
with this common cosmetic
problem. Although generally not
a health risk alone, patients
can be symptomatic with itching,
burning, or achiness. Many
factors including pregnancy,
hereditary factors, trauma and
hormonal changes contribute to
the formation of varicose and
spider veins.
There are two treatments for
spider veins, laser ablation and
sclerotherapy. Most patients
benefit from a combination of
both treatments thereby ensuring
the best results.
Laser ablation of spider veins
is accomplished using the 1064
wavelength YAG laser (CLEARSCAN
vascular laser). This laser is
superior to others because it
allows the precise treatment of
visible vessels, broken
capillaries, spider veins,
vascular lesions and
discolorations of the skin. It
does so by allowing the
treatment to be tailored to
match your skin condition and
desired result with little to no
discomfort.

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