This procedure is recommended for individuals looking to alleviate the pain associated with enlarged varicose veins. It scars the vein, closing it ensuring that blood cannot flow backward and pool. Instead, the blood is diverted back to the heart through the deep venous system where it can flow properly as opposed to surface veins that eventually will become varicose.

Benefits include:

• 98% effective

• Minimally invasive

• No pain

• No hospital stay

• Quick treatment

• Treats large varicose veins

• Small incision

• Back to normal activities directly after treatment

The new “super glue” treatment for varicose veins without heat from laser therapy or sclerosing medications inserted into the vein. A hardening adhesive is applied directly into the diseased vein, closing it.

Benefits include:

• Painless

• Short treatment

• No compression hose needed after treatment

• No laser heat

• No cutting

• No bruising

• Outpatient treatment

• FDA-approved

This minimally invasive procedure uses a 2-3 mm incision in the skin to extract the diseased vein. Using a local anesthetic, a vein hook removes the unsightly vein that can become painful if left untreated.

Benefits include:

• Short treatment

• Under one hour

• Removes varicose veins for good

• Removes reticular veins

• No stitches

Compression hose can prevent the early stages of varicose and spider veins from developing further and are often the first line of treatment. They provide added support for weakened veins that take on extra blood volume when the deep veins are no longer able to hold pooling blood. Compression hose are available in differing levels of strength to help support these superficial veins, acting as muscle tissue to control stretching and bulging. We advise you only wear them as prescribed by your provider.